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Beneficence means ensuring that care is provided in the best interest of the patient and can be summed up by the phrase “do only good”.
Beneficence means ensuring that care is provided in the best interest of the patient and can be summed up by the phrase “do only good”.
True (A)
Autonomy refers to the patient’s right to self-determination and to be empowered to make an informed decision.
Autonomy refers to the patient’s right to self-determination and to be empowered to make an informed decision.
True (A)
The intent of justice is to maximize fairness for all patients by ensuring that resources are equally available and distributed to those in need and are also free from discrimination.
The intent of justice is to maximize fairness for all patients by ensuring that resources are equally available and distributed to those in need and are also free from discrimination.
True (A)
Non-malfeasance is the principle of doing no harm.
Non-malfeasance is the principle of doing no harm.
Veracity demonstrates truthfulness and respect for all people.
Veracity demonstrates truthfulness and respect for all people.
Visual communication makes the most use of auditory elements to pass across visual content for a superb user experience.
Visual communication makes the most use of auditory elements to pass across visual content for a superb user experience.
Visual communication is the most creative form of communication.
Visual communication is the most creative form of communication.
Written and oral communication take less time to exchange information compared to visual communication.
Written and oral communication take less time to exchange information compared to visual communication.
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Ethical Principles in Healthcare
- Beneficence: Commitment to act in the best interest of patients, summarized as "do only good."
- Autonomy: Recognizes the patient's right to make informed decisions about their own care, emphasizing self-determination.
- Justice: Aims for fairness in healthcare, ensuring equal availability and distribution of resources without discrimination.
- Non-malfeasance: The ethical obligation to avoid causing harm to patients.
- Veracity: The principle of truthfulness, fostering respect and honesty in patient interactions.
Communication in Healthcare
- Visual Communication: Leverages auditory elements to enhance the delivery of visual content, promoting a superior user experience.
- Creativity: Considered the most imaginative form of communication, allowing for diverse expression.
- Efficiency of Communication: Written and oral methods are generally quicker for exchanging information compared to visual communication.
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