Social Care Introduction: In Health and Social Care, it is important to understand the Care Values. Some of the Care Values are; Confidentiality, Dignity, Respect for Individuals, Person-Centred Approach to Delivery, Safeguarding and Duty of Care through discriminatory and non-discriminatory practice. Healthcare Workers are taking the five values which underpin the value of care into consideration towards Service users by providing health services. This booklet talks about all the Care Values and
trial type which aims to resolve cases fairly and in a civil manner. The process involves a jury, a group usually around twelve people in size, who listen to the case then deliberate in order to reach a verdict of guilty to certain or all charges, or not guilty. The intent of this process is to allow an individual to be judged by fellow citizens, otherwise known as peers. This process was introduced in order to prevent those in power from making the sole decision in a case. While there are good intentions
Main body In this case study, the ethical principles that were possibly breached in this article presented by BBC (2013) are beneficence, fidelity and veracity. As mentioned ealier, beneficence is to promote the well being of others. However, the nurses that was assigned to the patient did not administer medication, insulin and also failed to carry out tests for blood sugar level. Therefore, these nurses has breached this principle by failure to care the well being of this patient. The team of
Aim- The study aimed to analyze and ascertain profile and pattern of medication errors among admitted patients in a tertiary care teaching hospital. Methods- The present prospective study was carried out by the Department of Pharmacology in collaboration with the Department of Internal Medicine and Office of Medical Superintendent, MSDS Medical College, Fatehgarh, among the patients admitted to the General medicine ward during October 2013-February 2014. Hospital/medical records, Case sheet of the
quality of care in the appropriate treatment that are set out in these Clinical Guidelines will have this taken into account if, for any reason, consideration of their performance in this clinical area is undertaken.” Department of Health, 1999.1 The failure to provide the proper medical treatment was done by a doctor or nurse will cause harmed in medical malpractice. Fortunately, only a few numbers of healthcare workers make mistakes in some of cases. But within that small minority of cases, certain
surgeons) at the University of North Carolina (UNC) Hospitals, the legal factors regarding standard of care/quality of care to patients(and in this case, patients undergoing appendectomy surgeries),are important for medical staff in obtaining clinical privileges or keeping clinical privileges at UNC hospitals. If a specific medical staff with clinical privileges is unable to maintain quality of care for their patients at national and or hospital standards, then procedural steps are taken to that
In the case of Hadley v. Baxendale (1854) 9 Exch 341, where the plaintiff (Hadley) operated a mill, and a component of their steam engine broke (crank shaft) causing them to stop the operation. Plaintiffs then contacted the defendant (Baxendale), for carriage of the crankshaft to Joyce & Co., to repair. However, with the negligence of defendant, the crankshaft is unable to deliver on the promised time even after several days, where the defendant (Baxendale) promised that if the crankshaft was delivered
the process. Since they knew the potential impacts could be very harmful for humans’ health from the research result in 1961, there was no ethical justification to continue the production considering the principle of moral responsibilities, ethics of care, nonmalenficence and ethics of virtue. Besides, it could hardly estimate the direct and indirect cost covering damage and compensation to workers’ health and society in the future. Their continuous manufacturing on DBCP could not be justified even
It is to make sure that people contribute in the suggested study just when it is compatible with their interests, values, and preferences. It is associated to respect for people and their sovereign decisions, with particular care being taken to secure vulnerable groups (Olasehinde, 2000). The knowledge that is provided to people should be delivered in a form or language that is comprehensible. Among the essential information to be given is the aim of the research, the processes to be performed, the
identifying, appraising and synthesizing studies to help in answering particular and specific clinical issue and to draw conclusions about the data and information gathered in the field. A systematic review is a genre of a literature review that collects and criticizes as well as critically analyzing multiple research studies or papers. A review of existing literature and studies is usually quicker and cheaper than embarking on a journey of conducting a new study and gathering new data and information