+
Related Flashcards
Cards In This Set
| Front | Back |
|
Morality
|
how
we can successfully live together
|
|
Values
|
Customs, laws, beliefs, societal rules (may vary depending on
cultures/religion)
|
|
Ethics
|
framework
to assess a moral situation (Help us weigh pros and consàdoesn’t gives us the answer though
|
|
Autonomy
|
o
freedom
of self-direction, moral independence
|
|
Beneficence
|
o
contributing
to ones overall welfare (what’s the best overall choice)
|
|
Nonmaleficence
|
o
do
no harm
|
|
Justice
|
What is rightfully due.
-Distributive justice: fair allocation of the benefits/burdens -Compensatory Justice: compensation for harm done |
|
Dedontology
|
An act or outcome is less important than following a rule
|
|
Utilitarianism
|
An act is correct if it brings the best consequence
|
|
Contractarianism
|
Consent or agreements between ppt from right and wrong.
|
|
Libertarianism
|
Government only involved to prevent harm (persons, not government should redistribute wealth, if needed).
|
|
How
do you know if it is an ethical decision?
|
o
Highly
charged situation, strong feelings involved (find the answer to a gray area)
|
|
Pharmacists
Conscientious Objection
|
o
emergency
contraception, abortion, in vitro fertilization, assisting in medical suicide,
assisting in the death penalty.
|
|
Pharmacogenetics
|
o
uses
genetic predictions of individual responses to improve effectiveness and safety
of drugs
§
Genetic
info abuse by insurers: could insurers refuse coverage based on ppl with
certain genes?
§
Some
people will have “expensive” genotypes
|
|
Past health care reform efforts include mainly (3 general categories)
|
MedicationTherapy
Management, Medical Home, Pharmacist Provided Services
|
