Question

Assume that you are serving the role of an administrator at a hospital who is writing a memo to your governing board about an ethical or legal issue of your choice that impacts your hospital or the broader health care industry as a whole. Some examples of ethical or legal issues that may be affecting your hospital include current laws and regulations surrounding: surrogacy, right to die/end of life care, patient abuse, abortion, sterilization, human genetics, assisted suicide, patients consent or rights to autonomy, or any other legal or ethical issue that we have gone over this semester and you believe should be explored in further detail. Example: "I'm writing to discuss the way our hospital handles confidential patient information and the potential legal liability, both at an individual and corporate level, a breach of sensitive protected health information may have on our organization." If there are more facts that are relevant to your discussion, please include them as necessary. For example, if you are discussing right to die legislation, it would be important to note whether you are in Oregon or Michigan or Oklahoma, as each state has different methods of treating end of life rights of patients.

Your memo should lay out the context/background of the issue and why you feel that it is important to discuss with the governing body. Your memo should further give an opinion as what moral, legal or ethical duties or rights the hospital may have in relation to the topic you choose, and under what instances the hospital employees or the hospital itself may be found criminally or civilly liable for a breach of such duties related to the issue you choose.

Finally, provide a proposed solution/resolution or method to properly handle the issue you raise, and discuss how the hospital can properly implement such solution/resolution or method into its corporate structure. Be sure to include analysis of what sort of impact your proposed resolution of the issue would have on your hospital or the health care industry as a whole, i.e. patient safety, limitation of liability, improve patient care, improve patient autonomy or rights.

I look for well-organized, well thought-out papers. It does not need to have "legalese", but please ensure that all legal terms that are chosen to be used are being used properly. You will not be graded on having perfect grammar, but it never hurts to do so. Please be sure to use adequate citations. I do not care what form of citation you use so long as I can clearly identify and track the authorities you cite. Your syllabus states the paper should be between approximately 1500 words. This is approximately 3 pages single spaced.

Hypothetical patient invented by writer.

Answer 1

Overview

Right to life is a basic natural right of human

beings, it is a fundamental rights guaranteed under part lll (articles 21) of indain constitution. Constitution states that no person shall not be deprived of life or personal property except according to the procedure established by law.

This stement assures a person a good quality of life irespective of cast, creed, religion, or whereelse he live. Nowadays indian judiciary also explained this fundamental rights such as, right to live with human dignity, right to get education on his own choice, right to get free air without pollution etc.

Can this rights to live include in it, a right to death from suffering a fatal illnesses or may be from other clear reasons.

Studies

Death can be classified as two types natural or unnatural. It can be caused by action as well as the inaction of a person. Causing extinction of a lfe unnatural by the action of onself or over some one else is morally bad as well as legally punishable. For common when life becomes painful and unbearable it is natural to desrie for death.

This is a community where every possible means wants to increase longevity of their lives but Whatever may be the provisions from law and from public, this euthanasia laws onesagain should be reviwed or to be more approachable or legally permitable to a person facing death or his last stage,(with his consent ), where a bit of hope to life is not seen. otherwise it seems to be quite pathetic conditions for a humanbeing from poor back ground to survive financilly or socially.

In india where commercial surrogacy is legal although ithis arrangements apperas to be beneficial for all parties concerned, ther are certain delicate issues which needed to be addressed through carefully framed laws in order to protect to the right of surrogate mother and the intended parents.

But there are certain issues raised by surrogacy, the ethical and practical ramifications of further commodification of women bodies, hypertension during pregnancy, gestational diabatees, potential damage of reproductive organs etc.surrogate mothers will be away from their own child and hosehold.

In many conditions women are compelled by their partner or society because of their poor and low income conditions.now days india has becom a destination of fertility tourism, because of whole procedure is less as one third of what is in UK and US.

Increasing volume of surrogacy may lead numbers of orphans or that affect women dignity of women in socity.

The law relatd with surrogacy is to enquird deeply the real motive of surrogacy and avoid a middleman agents, social stigma to interfere in this matter.

Conclusion

However the law permits to surrogacy or other kind medical activities to provide a comfort life conditions to socity, or even the government sanction luthenisia with consent of person, all motives behind must be genuine and controlled by government bodies.other wise the volume unwanted children with lack of nutrion, or large number legally or illegal suicidal attempts may taken place all over the states and nation