Assessment criteria 1. Demonstrates an understanding of the ethical complexities in the...

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1. Demonstrates an understanding of the ethical complexities in the case study and shows awareness of the different ethical positions inherent in a real-life situation.

2. Discusses the importance of negotiated outcomes between stakeholders and applies ethical principles to the decision-making process.

3. Applies knowledge of professionalcodes and standards to the specific case/situation.

4. Presents clearly and succinctly, with the integration of relevant academic literature to justify ideas and observations.sentation should include:

A brief discussion of the ethical complexities/ethical conflicts in the case study.
An identification of the actions of the health workers that have ethical consequences.
A discussion of how you might applyethical principles and/or ethical theories to the decisions made by health workers in the case study in order to analyse and evaluate those decisions. Alternatively, you could prescribe a course of action based upon one or more of the ethical theories or principles.
A discussion of the importance of negotiated outcomes and consideration of alternative ways the situation could have been managed.
You should also incorporate some of thecodes and standards into your discussion and explain how they have been breached or upheld by the health worker/s inthe case study.

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NURSING
Table of Contents
1. Ethical Complexities in the Case Study	3
2. Actions of Health Workers having Ethical Consequences	3
3. Application of Ethical Principles	3
4. Importance of Negotiated Outcomes	4
5. Breached code of conducts	4
References	5
1. Ethical Complexities in the Case Study
Ethics are usually a collection of credence and practices connected to differences between right or wrong in the righteous code of contact in humans. In healthcare sector, ethics are majorly used to address moral rules to supervise professionalism between healthcare workers, with patients and with society in regards to need of the society and the purpose behind the act. A rise in the number of diabetic patients has raised a global concern and it is even resulting in the elevation of ethical and social issues related to it.
After studying Daniel’s case in detail, some ethical complexities were noticed. One of the major ethical problems is the child not sticking to the lifestyle recommended by the specialists. For a child suffering from diabetes, it is necessary to adhere to the dietary restrictions and follow them. Despite the continuous effort of Daniel’s mother to maintain his diet, he does not follow the diet properly, which might have led to the increase in glucose level in the tests later on. Another key ethical complexity is the fudging and skipping of tests by the child. This might result in false reassurance and put the health condition of the child at risk. Extreme steps to help combating the disease are also another ethical complexity observed in the study.

Assessment criteria 1. Demonstrates an understanding of the ethical complexities in the case study and shows awareness of the different ethical positions inherent in a real-life situation. 2....

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