Applied law and ethics for health professionals 2nd Edition By Valerie J Connor, Carla Caldwell Stanford
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The second edition of Applied Law and Ethics for Health Professionals, co-authored by Carla Caldwell Stanford and Valerie J. Connor, organizes its content into nine core chapters. The book details how ethical frameworks and legal guidelines intersect in everyday healthcare practice. [1, 2, 3]
Chapter-by-Chapter Topics Covered
- Chapter 1: An Overview of Ethics
- Foundations: Moral philosophy, including historical influences from Socrates and Confucius.
- Core Theories: Breakdowns of meta-ethics, normative ethics (virtue, duty-based/deontology, and consequential/utilitarian approaches), and applied ethics.
- Frameworks: The Three-Step Decision-Making Model (evaluating if an action is legal, balanced, and how it aligns with personal feelings). [1, 2]
- Chapter 2: Top Priority: The Patient
- Care Principles: The DEAR principles (Dignity, Empathy, Autonomy, and Respect).
- Provider Operations: Managing consumer costs, professional boundaries (transference and countertransference), contracts for care, and the Good Samaritan law.
- Consent: Navigating informed, express, and implied consent, alongside handling patient noncompliance releases. [1, 2]
- Chapter 3: Vulnerable Populations
- Minor Care: Legalities surrounding minor consent, the mature minor doctrine, guardians ad litem, and complex situations like Jehovah's Witness blood refusal or vaccination legal battles.
- Special Demographics: Ethical and legal standards for geriatric care, HIV/AIDS patients, and handling cultural differences.
- Modern Updates: Expanded discussions covering gender identity and unique protections for the LGBTQ community, alongside mandatory reporting laws. [1, 2, 3]
- Chapter 4: Confidentiality
- Chapter 5: Ethics and the Workplace
- Chapter 6: Accountability: The Medical Record
- Chapter 7: Liability and Health Care: Legal Aspects of Health Care
- Chapter 8: Life and Death Issues
- Chapter 9: Controversial Issues in Health Care
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