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Ethical and Legal Issues for Imaging Professionals
By: Doreen M Towsley-Cook, Teresa A Young
Paperback | 6 March 2007 | Edition Number 2
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- Imaging Scenarios spark classroom discussion and encourage students to apply what they have learned and develop critical thinking and problem solving skills.
- Review Questions at the end of each chapter allow students to test their retention of chapter content.
- Critical Thinking Questions and Activities helps students examine their personal responses to various situations and encourages them to expand on their knowledge of policies and procedures.
- Professional Profiles present a brief glimpse into how ethics and law impact the daily lives of professional imaging technologists.
- Margin Definitions and Glossary provide an easily accessible resource to understanding terminology.
- Learning Objectives and Chapter Outline focus the student on the most important content.
- Discussion of limited radiographers, health care literacy, HIPAA, employee rights, whistle blowing, and relevant new technologies include the most current information available to keep readers up-to-date on topics in their field.
- More relevant and up-to-date case studies keep readers current on situations they may face in the field.
- Expanded content on the history of ethics gives users a better understanding of ethics.
- Updated legal terminology provides the most current information on the ever-changing world of law.
- Bulleted key point summaries highlight important information from each chapter for easy review.
Ethical and Legal Foundations | p. 1 |
Ethical Issues | p. 2 |
History | p. 4 |
Values | p. 4 |
Professionalism | p. 8 |
Ethical Schools of Thought | p. 9 |
Ethical Models | p. 10 |
Patients' Rights | p. 12 |
Legal Issues | p. 14 |
The Law | p. 15 |
The Lawsuit | p. 17 |
Risk Management | p. 19 |
Quality Assurance | p. 19 |
Principles of Beneficence and Nonmaleficence | p. 27 |
Ethical Issues | p. 28 |
Proportionality | p. 29 |
Beneficence | p. 30 |
Nonmaleficence | p. 30 |
Differences Between Beneficence and Nonmaleficence | p. 31 |
Medical Indications Involving Principles of Beneficence and Nonmaleficence | p. 31 |
Justice | p. 31 |
Contractual Agreements | p. 33 |
Surrogate Obligations | p. 33 |
Imaging Professional's Role | p. 34 |
Patient's Role | p. 35 |
Legal Issues | p. 35 |
Standard of Care | p. 35 |
Negligence | p. 38 |
Methods to Decrease Risk | p. 39 |
Caring and Communication | p. 54 |
Ethical Issues | p. 55 |
Definition of Caring | p. 56 |
Professional Care | p. 58 |
Examples of Caring and Communication | p. 61 |
Legal Issues | p. 62 |
Health Literacy | p. 63 |
Caring | p. 66 |
Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent | p. 72 |
Ethical Issues | p. 74 |
Definition of Autonomy | p. 75 |
Patient Care Partnership | p. 75 |
Information Delivery | p. 76 |
Complications of Autonomy, Informed Consent, and Right of Refusal | p. 77 |
Verfication of Informed Consent | p. 77 |
Cometence and Incompetence Surrogacy | p. 79 |
Obstacles to Autonomy and Informed Consent | p. 79 |
Respect for Autonomy | p. 80 |
Therapeutic Privilege | p. 81 |
Emergency Situations | p. 81 |
Competence and Advance Directives | p. 81 |
Application of Ethical Theories to Autonomy | p. 81 |
Legal Issues | p. 82 |
Tort Law | p. 83 |
Simple Consent | p. 83 |
Intentional Torts | p. 83 |
Unintentional Torts | p. 84 |
Informed Consent | p. 85 |
Truthfulness and Confidentiality | p. 95 |
Ethical Issues | p. 96 |
Truthfulness and Veracity | p. 96 |
Right to the Truth | p. 98 |
Confidentiality | p. 99 |
Obligatory Secrets | p. 99 |
Exceptions to Confidentiality | p. 100 |
Confidentiality and AIDS | p. 101 |
Legal Issues | p. 101 |
HIPAA | p. 102 |
Patient Authorization | p. 103 |
Statutory Disclosure | p. 104 |
Duty to Warn Third Parties | p. 104 |
AIDS and HIV | p. 106 |
Patient Access to Medical Records | p. 108 |
Torts Regarding Confidentiality | p. 108 |
Death and Dying | p. 116 |
Ethical Issues | p. 117 |
Value of Life | p. 118 |
Definitions of Death | p. 119 |
The Patient | p. 119 |
Sanctity of Human Life | p. 119 |
Suicide | p. 119 |
Imaging Professionals and Suicide | p. 121 |
Euthanasia | p. 121 |
Patients' Rights Regarding Euthanasia | p. 123 |
Advance Directives and Surrogates | p. 124 |
Quality of Life | p. 124 |
Ethics Committees and Services for Patients with Terminal Illnesses | p. 125 |
Family in Death and Dying | p. 126 |
Legal Issues | p. 126 |
Definitions of Death | p. 126 |
Determination of Death | p. 127 |
Directives | p. 129 |
Physician-Assisted Suicide | p. 130 |
Competence and Life-Sustaining Treatment | p. 131 |
No-Code Orders | p. 132 |
Living Wills | p. 133 |
Durable Powers of Attorney for Health Care Decisions | p. 134 |
Family Consent Laws | p. 135 |
Uniform Health Care Decisions Act | p. 135 |
Absence of Advance Directives | p. 136 |
Patient in a Persistent Vegetative State | p. 136 |
Patients Who Have Never Been Competent | p. 137 |
Health Care Distribution | p. 142 |
Ethical Issues | p. 143 |
Biomedical Ethical Challenge | p. 144 |
Rights and Health Care | p. 144 |
Scarcity and Distribution | p. 145 |
Distribution Allocation Groups | p. 145 |
Distribution Theories | p. 145 |
Distribution Decision-Making Criteria | p. 148 |
Traditional Care | p. 149 |
Health Care Delivery Model and Managed Care | p. 150 |
Patient-Focused Care | p. 150 |
Quality and Cost Effectiveness | p. 152 |
Imaging Professionals' Participation | p. 152 |
Legal Issues | p. 154 |
Access to Medical Care | p. 154 |
Health Care Costs | p. 154 |
Managed Care | p. 155 |
History of Managed Care Organizations | p. 158 |
Legislation and Regulation of Managed Care | p. 160 |
Institute of Medicine and Risk Managed Care | p. 161 |
Medicare and Medicaid | p. 161 |
Patient-Focused Care | p. 162 |
Impact on the Imaging Professional | p. 163 |
Student and Employee Rights and Responsibilities | p. 171 |
Ethical Issues | p. 172 |
Ethical Theories | p. 173 |
Models | p. 175 |
Autonomy and Informed Decisions | p. 176 |
Truthfulness and Confidentiality | p. 178 |
Justice | p. 179 |
Values | p. 180 |
Legal Issues | p. 182 |
Contract Law | p. 182 |
Due Process | p. 183 |
Substantive Due Process | p. 183 |
Procedural Due Process | p. 184 |
JRCERT Due Process Standards | p. 185 |
Whistleblowing | p. 186 |
Malpractice Liability Insurance | p. 188 |
Employee Rights | p. 189 |
Exceptions | p. 189 |
Diversity | p. 196 |
Ethical Issues | p. 197 |
Diversity Defined | p. 198 |
Diversity and Ethics | p. 201 |
Diversity and Values, | p. 203 |
Legal Issues | p. 203 |
Institute of Medicine Report | p. 203 |
Cultural and Linguistic Competency | p. 207 |
Mandates Regarding Discrimination and Cultural Diversity | p. 207 |
What Does Cultural and Linguistic Competency Mean to the Radiologic Technologist? | p. 209 |
Antidiscrimination Statutes in Employment Situations | p. 210 |
Antidiscrimination Statutes in Patient Treatment Situations | p. 216 |
Overview of New Technology and Future Challenges | p. 224 |
Ethical Issues | p. 226 |
Imaging's Example for Health Care in the 21st Century | p. 227 |
New Technologies | p. 227 |
Biomedical Research | p. 227 |
Imaging Professionals' Obligation to Research | p. 228 |
Ethics of Interpretation of Imaging Procedures and Testing | p. 229 |
Ethical Dilemmas of Transplants | p. 230 |
New Reproductive Methods | p. 232 |
Humane Genome Project | p. 233 |
Continuous Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance | p. 234 |
Advanced Education and Responsibility | p. 234 |
Ethics Committees | p. 235 |
Preparing for the Future | p. 237 |
Legal Issues | p. 237 |
Technologic Advances Causing Legal and Ethical Havoc | p. 237 |
Law into the Future | p. 239 |
Legal Issues with the Human Genome Project | p. 240 |
New Technology and the Law for Imaging Professionals | p. 241 |
Glossary | p. 247 |
Code of Ethics | p. 254 |
Sample Documentation Forms | p. 273 |
Patient Safety and Privacy Resources | p. 278 |
Answers to Chapter Review Questions | p. 283 |
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ISBN: 9780323045995
ISBN-10: 0323045995
Published: 6th March 2007
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number of Pages: 320
Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publisher: C V Mosby
Country of Publication: US
Edition Number: 2
Edition Type: Revised
Dimensions (cm): 23.5 x 19.1 x 1.19
Weight (kg): 0.52
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