Give examples of ethical principles: autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, justice, fidelity, confidentiality, veracity, and accountabilit

Evaluate the roles of practitioners and agencies in safeguarding individuals within a care home. Address some of the strengths and weaknesses that care practitioners may face to effectively safeguard residents in their role. You could consider issues that may affect for example, communications,person centred care etc. sound care planning.

What is voluntary consent in healthcare management?

Assess one’s capacity for competent,responsible, caring practice.

What is your perspective regarding the importance of applying cultural humility in healthcare?

How can you relate the Concept of Communication to your future professional clinical practice, explain in ~ 150 words.?

Find a resolution to ethical dilemma below using Reamer's method of ethical decision making Scenario: During her second-year practicum, an MSW student worked in a small town at a for-profit mental health clinic providing case management services. At the close of her internship, she terminated with all of her clients and advised them she would be leaving the region. The student had grown especially fond of and concerned with one of her clients, who asked that they stay in contact after the student’s departure. The social work student agreed to this request, concluding that casual contact would not represent any conflict of interest or dual relationship - especially because she was leaving the area and had no plans to return. The previous client wrote occasionally, updating the social worker on various life events. The social worker responded with mildly personal updates on her own life. One year later, the social worker accepts a position in the same town where the client lives. When…

A nurse caring for patients in the intensive care unit developsvalues from experience to form a personal code of ethics. Which statements best describe a characteristic of the devel-opment of a personal value system? Select all that apply. a. People are born with values.b. Values act as standards to guide behavior.c. Values are ranked on a continuum of importance.d. Values influence beliefs about health and illness.e. Value systems are not related to personal codes ofconduct.f. Nurses should not let their values influence patientcare.

Research interprofessional relationships and collaboration and answer the following question: How do interprofessional relationships relate to collaborative care?

Effective Counseling Techniques are skills which, when practiced effectively by a knowledgeable person, counselor or not, make possible a trusting environment where a client (or friend) can share what has been held "secretly" or privately. Discuss the above statement.