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Explain the legal and ethical considerations relating to a person’s privacy and confidentiality.
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- Is there such a thing as equitable, mutual consent in creating a personal and social dual relationship between a healthcare practitioner and a client?Under what circumstances can confidentiality be breached? Provide an ethical justification (ethical principle plus reasoning) for your position.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.
- Consider a time in your practicum or work setting in which a client asked you to share information about yourself. What did they ask you to share? How did you respond? Using the NASW Code of Ethics, do you think your response was in-line with best practice guidelines? What might you do differently if you could re-do the situation? If there are any parts of the situation you are unsure about or would like to receive feedback on from the professor and your classmates, please share that here. Please refer to specific parts of the NASW Code of Ethics in your response. Use APA style for your citations and include references at the bottom of your post.What are some of the specific scenarios that you envision could put you most at risk for legal action as an aprn? What are some strategies that you might personally use to mitigate your risk?Provide an example of a healthcare ethical issue, and explain what ethical principle or principles are most appropriate for resolving the issue.
- What is the importance of teamwork or collaboration in patient care? Cite an example of a situation.Describe how you would display tactful behavior when communicating with medical providers regarding third-party requirementsWhy is it important when a new client arrives at a care setting, or you go to see a new client, that you take time to discuss their rights?
- Why is it sometimes difficult to tell the difference between a doctor respecting a patient’s autonomy and a doctor acting paternalistically?Identify several factors that may influence the formation of a person's set of ethics or values. Describe how this could affect their career in a healthcare setting.discuss a minimum of two strategies a healthcare provider can adopt to minimize barriers and misunderstanding when communicating with patients.