1) The underlying goals of traditional ethics committees
are;
ans; All the above.
Because, Ethics and values are following in the clinical area since from the 1960, the main aim of the ethics committee is help the patient and health care professionalist during the critical situation when they are about to face ethical issues,
2) Ethics and ethical behaviour orginates from :
ans; All the above
The word ethics denotes the principles or rules of individual to act good and to avoid wrong conduct, the ethics and ethical behaviour were orginated from the,
3) The durable power of attorney is a legal procedures that
gives authority to a named individual to make imporatant end of
life decision. In georgia;
ans; the individual granted decision making
authority must adhere to wishes outlined in a living
will.
living will a type of document which is used when doctor decalre that individual doesnt have the capacity to make decision by their own. This living will has not for the property distribution but for taking health care decision.
In georgia , the durable power of attroney requires the authorized individual ( it must be a trustful person) must be abide with the wishes in living will.
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