Question

This week's discussion will be a little different. For this week, you will build a scholarly PowerPoint presentation that examines the following:

Based on your chapter 12 reading (legal and ethical issues for health professionals), discuss the salient points to consider in both the ethical and legal implications of consent.

I need a  Powerpoint presentation that should generally follow the same APA criteria as a written paper. Use bullet format (if unfamiliar with that, Google it). You can use your text as your cited source, but outside source(s) can be used as well. You must also adhere to copyright regulations when using borrowed graphic images. Your presentation needs to include the following slides:

- Title slide - in APA format, no running heads are needed for this assignment.

- Introduction slide - "The purpose of this presentation is...".

- Content slides - about 4 content slides. Use bullet style writing, with sub-bullets supporting main bullet elements (again, Google this if unfamiliar).

- Conclusion slide - "The purpose of this presentation was to ...".

- Reference slide - in APA format. A minimum of one cited reference is required.

Answer 1

As we could not attach powerpoint file so here is the answer given below

FIRST SLIDE: ETHICAL AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF CONSENT

NAME, AFFLIATED UNIVERSITY

SECOND SLIDE: ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS

•The concept of consent arises from the ethical principle of patient autonomy and basic human rights.

• Patient's has all the freedom to decide what should or should not happen to his/her body and to gather information before undergoing a test/procedure/surgery.

•No one else has the right to coerce the patient to act in a particular way. Even a doctor can only act as a facilitator in patient's decision making.

THIRD SLIDE: LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

•There is also a legal angle to this concept.

•No one has the right to even touch, let alone treat another person. Any such act, done without permission, is classified as physical assault and is punishable.

•Hence, obtaining consent is a must for anything other than a routine physical examination

FOURTH SLIDE: CONCLUSION

•Obtaining consent is not only an ethical obligation, but also a legal compulsion. The level of disclosure has to be case-specific. There cannot be anything called a standard consent form. No doctor can sit in comfort with the belief that the “consent” can certainly avoid legal liability.

•One can only take adequate precaution and act with care and diligence. Maintaining good relationship with patient often works better than the best informed consent!

FIFTH SLIDE: REFERENCE

•Joseph.T.dipiro

•Pubmed

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