Can an organization communicate within itself without human intervention? Think of examples and situations where this occurs or why it cannot occur.
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Think of 3 examples of both ethical and legal circumstances where you can apply the concepts of beneficence and nonmaleficence. How do these concepts work within your examples to provide protection to both the organization and the patient?
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