Using 2 ethical principles please explain the following statement
"It is the responsibility of the individual, and their family, to ensure they age successfully and are well cared for"
Ans) 2 Ethical principles supporting this statement are:
1. BENEFICENCE
• Do right (“good”) by the patient.
• The physician’s main concern is the welfare of the patient.
• Do what is medically helpful.
2. NON-MALEFICENCE
• Avoiding harm.
• Implement effective non-hospital treatment when possible (due to
complications that can arise during hospitalization of elderly
patients).
• Withhold diagnostic work-up or treatment when intervention is
unlikely to result in meaningful survival or patient
well-being.
The statement says:
- Family provides care to elderly people.
- They assist and help in variety of physical task such as bathing, dressing, giving medication and feeding them.
- These are especially important for older adult with mental health history, disabilities and those residing in nursing home.
- There are certain health conditions that are expected to be a challenge to our health care system with the increasing aging population.
- These conditions include cancer, dementia, increase in the number of falls, obesity, and diabetes.
- Therefore, as age is challenging, they should be well cared also.
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4.
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the list of six ethical pressure points in The picture , explain
which pressures are mainly internal (from within the individual)
and which are mainly external (from outside sources such as a
supervisor).
explain your answer in
detail
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