Category: Ethical Dilemma

Definition: An ethical Dilemma is a situation where an organization faces a dilemma in responding to a situation. The company has many options but no process will be resolving the issue then this situation is called an ethical dilemma. Summary: Ethical dilemma is nothing but choosing an option over the other if there are multiple…

Ethical dilemmas in the workplace are exceptionally typical, and they’re not for each situation easy to answer. The thoughts are clear, be that as it may, the test is in the execution. Regardless, when affiliations have unimaginable courses of action and procedures and stick to the laws and rules, there’s up ’til now a high…

This paper will be exploring the provided scenario Sallys case based on the Principle-Based Decision-Making Models introduced by Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) Code of Ethics (2007) consists of six steps which will be go through in details in this case study. The case description Client Sally, who deemed to be mature minor during…

The role that healthcare providers play in promoting the health and well being of citizens cannot be overlooked. They work earnestly to provide the best care services that meet the specific needs of their patients. Thus, they have to assess every case thoroughly to determine the best course of action expected to yield the best…

Ethics According to Rendtorff (2016), ethics plays a significant role in economic debates. While the field of economics tends to focus on welfare outcomes, ethical consideration is of great importance as they also influence the success of a business. The economic paradigm is facing a crisis of legitimacy with the many dimensions of unethical issues.…

The healthcare profession is a fluid industry. Advances and the expanse of knowledge are continuously changing interventions and treatments. The medical advances created by research and technological growth have increased the lifespan of individuals. These advances have also created new ways of prolonging life even when the most traumatic events occur to the body. In…

Imagine yourself being unable to walk, unable to see, unable to breath let alone speak. You cant even scratch an itch. But the worst part of all this, is you still feel sensations of pain, hunger, loneliness and fear, yet youre unable to react. The topic of euthanasia is one that is cloaked with much…

In 2011, a man named David Laffer entered a New York pharmacy with the intent of stealing painkillers for himself and his wife. After a brief conversation with the pharmacist, Laffer took out his gun and shot him in the abdomen. He then shot the pharmacists wife and unloaded more bullets into the wounded pharmacist.…

Introduction Ethics is a branch of philosophy that deals with what is right and wrong, within the health context ethics can broadly be defined by four accepted principles of: Autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence and justice. These principles act as a guide when dealing with the broader Ethical and Legal issues that all health care workers deal…

Have you heard the news about the moral dilemma of self-driving car? Its a car with an AI programmed to forfeit its travelers to spare the lives of others, in case of a genuine mishap. It works on the principle of utilitarian morals, which would try to limit the total number of casualties in an…