My interview subject is mr.Thanh, the director of TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT CO. INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT OF VIETNAM. His company is a small firm business in medical equipment area. The core activity of his company is importing some medical equipment from some foreign country and after that selling it to some organization in Vietnam. The content of interview report focus on the management skill especially it focuses on 17 rule of management. Below is a transcribed version of our conversation. My questions
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For most of the issues that have happened in todays practice are not really consider ethical issues. Most of these issues are more professional/moral issues. For example, two nurses that did not show up and did a no call no-show is more on a professional issue. As a professional you should know that your duty is to come to work and perform your best. If the employee knows they cannot make it they need to tell the manager and make sure it is a valid reason. Texting while working is also a professional
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#7b #69 #79 #113a Indeed, “Nurses have an ethical responsibility to safeguard information obtained in the context of the nurse-client relationship. When clients entrust their health care and health information to a nurse, they expect and rely on it being kept confidential.” (College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia, 2016, Privacy and Confidentiality section, para. 3) For example, when I was a student nurse and had my nursing clinical at one of the biggest public hospital, I was assigned
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Travis Marcel April 20, 2013 Eth & Legal Iss in Professions Prof. Ethical dilemmas or moral dilemmas are certain situations where there are two decisions to be made, neither which fairly resolves the situation in an ethically acceptable fashion. In some cases, the society and the personal ethical guidelines can provide us with no satisfactory outcome from the chooser. When put in these ethical dilemmas it’s assumed that the chooser will abide by the norm, such as codes of the law or
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Everyday individuals are faced with issues associated with ethical dilemmas. Ethical dilemmas involve an individual’s behavior toward a moral standard, which may have been established from previous generations. In upholding the standard’s taught individual may be forced to take a particular action involving a decision when a behavior is considered non-ethical and that is when an ethical dilemma occurs. It can become difficult at times in making the correct decisions or solutions to the
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them to know what are the ethical challenges and dilemmas being encountered by the Social Work practitioners in their practice particularly in Valenzuela City Social Welfare and Development Office. Social Work is a profession which is concerned with man’s adjustment to his environment (Lee-Mendoza, 2008). Social Work is a multi-faced profession. As professionals, social workers are educated to exercise judgment in the face of complex and competing interests and claims. Ethical decision making in a given
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and mental abuse from the father. She was in dilemma, as she promised absolute confidentiality to the clients, whether to keep the promise or to breach the confidentiality and report this to the management. Here the service worker faced dilemmas because of Lack of training and knowledge in a new situation. If she was an experienced worker she would never promise absolute confidentiality to any clients. QUESTIONS TO ASK THAT HELP RESOLVE ETHICAL DILEMMAS. ●Who is your
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company’s public statements on ethics sometimes conflicted with internal messages and realities. And more than one third of the executives reported that although their company would follow the law, it would not always do what would be perceived as ethical. Employee surveys similarly suggest that many American workplaces fail to foster a culture of integrity. Results vary but generally indicate that between about one-quarter
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Summary * During the early 1970s, women of color were subjected to a sterilization abuse where social workers and the government would sterilize them without their consent. * Tubal ligation was formerly the most prevalent form of sterilization in the United States. * With technological advances, new forms of contraceptives have been developed and marketed by pharmaceutical companies. * Two temporary forms of sterilization were introduced and approved in the 1990s, which include
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refusal of cesarean delivery. Ethical Challenges: 1. Dr. de Beau proceeded to perform a cesarean delivery without the consent of the patient which resulted in a healthy baby girl. The patient had no complications and was discharged home with her baby after recovering from her cesarean delivery 2. In Obstetric ethics there are three approaches: right to life, maternal rights and the professional responsibility model. In this case the most appropriate manner to address the ethical challenges is the application
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