Question

Describea healthcare organizations' moral obligations to appropriately screen and appoint physicians, report and/or discipline physicians who are practicing inappropriately, including disclosing or not disclosing content from a peer review, including what people failed to do in the Gosnell case.

Answer 1

Accountability and integrity are the basic concern to make trust among the public. organization Policy makes moral obligation for a physician to do their medical practice in an ethical way. moral responsibility for actions and behavior is an important aspect of professional practice. social function and moral values for professionals based on warning the dangers and punish for the harms can decrease the errors. Forgivable actions make fail to honor and commit and fail to follow the policy. moral obligation must have some goal to accomplish the moral values and must follow the standards and autonomy and choice in action, make use of resources to fulfill the commitment. moral obligation considers right or wrong things through ethical values when physicians not following their medical practice with their standards and not considering ethical values as happened in Gosnell case failure to implement abortion policy and regulation of clinics that against moral values. moral obligations as policy and standard practice make physicians and health professionals follow the rules and provide safe care.