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Ethical Challenges in Global Public Health: Climate Change, Pollution, and the Health of the Poor
temperatures, food production will be destabilized by drought, air pollution will lead to an increase in allergies and asthma, and warmer waters and floods will increase the risk of waterborne diseases. Climate changes affect social and environmental health determinants such as clean air, ecosystem health, safe drinking water and sufficient healthy food. Temperature-related death and illness, extreme events, and polluted or stressed ecosystems represent important issues of increasing conc...
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temperatures, food production will be destabilized by drought, air pollution will lead to an increase in allergies and asthma, and warmer waters and floods will increase the risk of waterborne diseases. Climate changes affect social and environmental health determinants such as clean air, ecosystem health, safe drinking water and sufficient healthy food. Temperature-related death and illness, extreme events, and polluted or stressed ecosystems represent important issues of increasing conc...
Curriculum Renewal for Interprofessional Education In Health
Section 3. Interprofessional Competency Framework: a review of six frameworks This section: • Addresses the concepts of competencies and capabilities required for IPP • Presents data from the National Audit Study about the specification of competencies in IPE activities in A ustralian universities • Presents and summarises six influential competency frameworks developed in Australia (Griffith University, Curtin University) and overseas (Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons...
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Section 3. Interprofessional Competency Framework: a review of six frameworks This section: • Addresses the concepts of competencies and capabilities required for IPP • Presents data from the National Audit Study about the specification of competencies in IPE activities in A ustralian universities • Presents and summarises six influential competency frameworks developed in Australia (Griffith University, Curtin University) and overseas (Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons...
THE PRINCIPLE OF RESPECT FOR HUMAN DIGNITY AND END OF LIFE DECISIONS: A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE
4. Human dignity and end of life decision-making: the individual’s right to choose freely and autonomously his or her own destiny So far this article has emphasised that European legal systems are built on ethical foundations, underpinned by respect for human dignity, which justify, inter alia, the ban on discrimination, the protection of the physical and psychological integrity of the person and the protection of the common good. This section will discuss the implications of this assum...
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4. Human dignity and end of life decision-making: the individual’s right to choose freely and autonomously his or her own destiny So far this article has emphasised that European legal systems are built on ethical foundations, underpinned by respect for human dignity, which justify, inter alia, the ban on discrimination, the protection of the physical and psychological integrity of the person and the protection of the common good. This section will discuss the implications of this assum...
Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics
Results Living with never-ending fatigue and pain Almost all participants felt severe fatigue all the time; 49% of the participants felt fatigue and extreme tiredness all the time, 31% did most of the time, and 14% about half of the time, while only 6% suffered a little of the time. In addition, the participants were suffering from the next day soreness or fatigue after non-strenuous daily activities; 61% of the participants felt next day fatigue all the time and most of the time, 27% f...
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Results Living with never-ending fatigue and pain Almost all participants felt severe fatigue all the time; 49% of the participants felt fatigue and extreme tiredness all the time, 31% did most of the time, and 14% about half of the time, while only 6% suffered a little of the time. In addition, the participants were suffering from the next day soreness or fatigue after non-strenuous daily activities; 61% of the participants felt next day fatigue all the time and most of the time, 27% f...
EMPLOYEE PERCEPTIONS OF THE VALUE PROPOSITION OF EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMMES (EAPs) IN ADDRESSING ABSENTEEISM AT GUD HOLDINGS
THEORIES IN THE CONTEXT OF EAP Since the 1960s, Systems Theory has inspired and procreated theory and research development in organisational studies, according to Chih-Hui and Sapphire (2017:1). Furthermore, Organisational linkages and interdependence amongst system components, as well as organisation–environment relationships, are given equal weight in Systems Theory. A system's structure, patterns and relationships emerge from connections between its components. As a result, each syst...
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THEORIES IN THE CONTEXT OF EAP Since the 1960s, Systems Theory has inspired and procreated theory and research development in organisational studies, according to Chih-Hui and Sapphire (2017:1). Furthermore, Organisational linkages and interdependence amongst system components, as well as organisation–environment relationships, are given equal weight in Systems Theory. A system's structure, patterns and relationships emerge from connections between its components. As a result, each syst...
Encyclopedia of Business and Professional Ethics
Aboriginal Ethics: Traditional and Contemporary Antonia Mills and Rheanna Robinson University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George, BC, Canada Synonyms First nations ethics; Indigenous ethics; Native American ethics Introduction Aboriginal Ethics were traditionally based on understandings of how relationships with the people within and between different groups and nations and with all the life forms can be created and maintained, with the focus on preserving positive relations...
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Aboriginal Ethics: Traditional and Contemporary Antonia Mills and Rheanna Robinson University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George, BC, Canada Synonyms First nations ethics; Indigenous ethics; Native American ethics Introduction Aboriginal Ethics were traditionally based on understandings of how relationships with the people within and between different groups and nations and with all the life forms can be created and maintained, with the focus on preserving positive relations...
Chapter 5: Ethics & Legal Issues Questions and Correct Answers
An operating room nurse asks a psychiatric nurse, "How can you work with the mentally ill day in and day out?" The psychiatric nurse replies, "It's just the right things to do." The psychiatric nurse is operating from which ethical framework? A. Kantianism B. Christian ethics C. Ethical egoism D. Utilitarianism - ANSWER: A Focuses on morality of actions As a last resort, an agitated, physically aggressive client is placed in four point restraints. The client yells , " I'll sue yo...
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An operating room nurse asks a psychiatric nurse, "How can you work with the mentally ill day in and day out?" The psychiatric nurse replies, "It's just the right things to do." The psychiatric nurse is operating from which ethical framework? A. Kantianism B. Christian ethics C. Ethical egoism D. Utilitarianism - ANSWER: A Focuses on morality of actions As a last resort, an agitated, physically aggressive client is placed in four point restraints. The client yells , " I'll sue yo...
Test Bank For Legal and Ethical Issues
Four patients in labor all request epidural analgesia to manage their pain at the same time. Which ethical principle is compromised when only one nurse anesthetist is on call? a.Justice b.Nonmaleficence c.Beneficence d.Fidelity ANS: A Justice refers to fairness and is used frequently in discussion regarding access to health care resources. Here the just distribution of resources, in this case pain management, cannot be justly apportioned. Nonmaleficence means do no harm, beneficence me...
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Four patients in labor all request epidural analgesia to manage their pain at the same time. Which ethical principle is compromised when only one nurse anesthetist is on call? a.Justice b.Nonmaleficence c.Beneficence d.Fidelity ANS: A Justice refers to fairness and is used frequently in discussion regarding access to health care resources. Here the just distribution of resources, in this case pain management, cannot be justly apportioned. Nonmaleficence means do no harm, beneficence me...
Test Bank For Leadership {Questions And Verified Answers}
1. Role theory has its underpinnings in management theory. Management theories influence managers' leadership styles. Which would a nurse manager be most likely to follow when redesigning the staffing schedule? a. Theory X. b. Productivity theory. c. Psychological theory. d. Theory Y. ANS: D Theory Y is effective in health care and helps reinforce the concept of team. Because the manager needs to redesign staffing schedules, it would be important to use this participatory approach, in...
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1. Role theory has its underpinnings in management theory. Management theories influence managers' leadership styles. Which would a nurse manager be most likely to follow when redesigning the staffing schedule? a. Theory X. b. Productivity theory. c. Psychological theory. d. Theory Y. ANS: D Theory Y is effective in health care and helps reinforce the concept of team. Because the manager needs to redesign staffing schedules, it would be important to use this participatory approach, in...
Community assessments are important in order for the nurse to understand and respond to the needs of the population. What will the nurse focus on when assessing the structure of the community?
Which of the following is true in regard to public health nursing? a. The main focus of public health nursing is on political processes for healthy public policy. b. Public health nursing is the same as community health nursing. c. Public health nursing focuses on the incidence of disease. d. Public health nursing includes direct care and services to various populations. - CORRECT ANSWER- d. Public health nursing includes direct care and services to various populations. Public health nur...
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Which of the following is true in regard to public health nursing? a. The main focus of public health nursing is on political processes for healthy public policy. b. Public health nursing is the same as community health nursing. c. Public health nursing focuses on the incidence of disease. d. Public health nursing includes direct care and services to various populations. - CORRECT ANSWER- d. Public health nursing includes direct care and services to various populations. Public health nur...
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Test Bank for Professional Nursing Concepts & Challenges, 9th Edition, Beth Black
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