Answer: Figure 5.9 A360 Degree Ethics Assessment in business ethics A virtue ethics (Are you virtuous?), B Deontology (Do you follow higher principles and duties?), C Consequentialism (Do you create the great happiness possible?) Câu trả lời cho bảng 5.9 trong giáo trình đạo đức kinh doanh
I choose the option: “the nurse chooses to keep secret as patient required, this behavior will respect patient's own decision” A: 50% (This behavior will respect patient's own decision and have high morality) B: 25% (We want to consider ethical behavior based on the law) C: 25% (Results must be based on rules) A1: (The nurse was brave because it was responsible for his death knowing he was planning to commit suicide The nurse has suffered from ideological struggles about speaking out and only this nurse knows this truth) A2: -5 (The nurse don’t tell other health care team members, This incident is known only to the nurse and Mr Green) A3: (The nurse kept it a secret and did not invade Mr Green's privacy but it resulted in him dying sooner than expected) B1: -3 (Each person’s personal opinion is different, Under the law of the medical profession, doctors and nurses have the duty to save lives to the best of their ability In this case, the nurse who let the patient die from suicide, not from illness, is against medical ethics) B2: (The nurse has kept Mr Green a secret so he has followed the rules and laws required by Mr Green to keep it confidential It complies with deontology) B3: -4 (It may automatically become a common law, because this action is in compliance with patient privacy laws, does not violate privacy but still affects the results) C1: -2 (When other health care team members know that Mr.Green suicide attempt, they don’t feel happiness) C2: -1 (This nurse's action has resulted in Mr Green dying earlier than expected leaving other health care team members and other patients feeling surprised) C3: (The result of Mr Green's suicide and death is later known and will affect patients because he does not know why Mr Green died so suddenly) ... this case, the nurse who let the patient die from suicide, not from illness, is against medical ethics) B2: (The nurse has kept Mr Green a secret so he has followed the rules and laws required