Question

In your initial post, respond to one of the prompts below.

Outline the various approaches for the allocation of scarce human organs for transplantation. Which one do you believe is the most fair? Use factual evidence and/or research to defend your choice.

Do you believe that people should be compensated for offering their organs for transplantation? Should the families of deceased donors be entitled to compensation, or only living donors? What kind of incentives could be offered to encourage people to donate their organs in lieu of cash?

Outline the opposing viewpoints related to human stem cell research. Discuss your own personal views related to stem cell research, using factual evidence and/or research to defend your position.

What would you do if you knew that a patient suffering from cancer was part of a control group of research patients who were not receiving a drug that could benefit them? Use factual evidence and/or research to defend your position.

Conduct a search of whistleblowing cases in the healthcare field. Choose one of the cases and summarize the facts and the outcome. Do you feel that the person who reported the wrongdoing (the whistleblower) was justified in doing so? Why or why not? Do you agree with the outcome of the case? Why or why not? Use facts and legal support for your position.

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Answer 1

Human organ are very precious that us tge read in it is scarce.It is a universal thing that the patient who are very sick has to be taken for a transplantation procedure first to save his life but it has been a controversy over past years due to poor result. So the try is for transplanting in the most beneficial patient to actually increase success rate.It will be fair if the most beneficial and a sick patient has to be given priority

People who does a transplantation should be compensated to meet their medical check up or follow up in future.The compensation has to be provided both to the living donor and if the donor is deceased and organ donation is permitted bybthe family members.Then the compensation should be provided to the donar family.Financial incentive ,health insurance coverage usually can encourage people to donate organs

Stem cell research has brought a new dimension in treating a patients most medical conditions.It also raises ethical and political controversy.Many research use embryonic stem cell which a potential existing life and killing it obtain the sample. Most adult stem cells are pre specialised and cannot be used for multiple purposes. So it always is under legal considerations of killing a live though fertilised in lab.

It is always a controversy and ethically this is unacceptable because if a drug could save or benefit a patient from cancer it is their rights to get it.But if the cancer patient has been in research and is informed about it in prior and consents for being a part in the research without any medication is legally approved.