Health Care Ethics 5E W NVSC: Nav Scenario V3: Health Care Ethics

Focused on today's critical issues from an ethical standpoint, Health Care Ethics: Critical Issues for the 21st Century, Fifth Edition brings together the insights of a diverse panel of leading experts in the fields of bioethics, long-term care, and health administration, and more, to examine the key issues for individuals, organizations, and society. The early chapters of this thought-provoking book offer readers a solid understanding of healthcare ethics, covering the fundamental principles and theories that underpin healthcare ethics. Later chapters shift the focus to the pressing issues of our time, such as autonomy, the patient's right to choose, health inequities, health inequality, COVID-19, and ethical decision-making. These chapters also introduce the ethical theories, their application, and the principles that guide them. New discussion on the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade and the future of IVF and infertility The role of technology in health care considering Chat GPT and other AI Technologies - from how they'll be used and to what extent to safety, privacy and ethical considerations. New and expanded discussion of COVID-19 and the ethics of epidemics, pandemics and endemics. Clear differentiation between intimate partner violence and domestic violence. Discussion questions at the end of each chapter and "Think About This" boxes throughout require students to think critically about important issues. Healthcare ethics or healthcare ethics and law courses in health care management, nursing, health sciences, medicine, and more. Navigate Scenario for Health Care Ethics This collection of four interactive video case studies provides students with a realistic, immersive learning experience that reinforces lessons gathered from a collection of best-selling Jones & Bartlett Learning healthcare ethics textbooks. Through immersive technology and instructional design, the Navigate Scenario for Health Care Ethics creates an environment in which the student assumes various roles within the Health Care System, where they will be presented with ethical dilemmas and various opposing viewpoints. In some cases, the "right" decision can be subjective, and the student will need to use ethical decision-making skills to defend their choice. In each episode, the student will progress through a series of different settings and character interactions that will teach them about key concepts in Health Care Ethics. The student will analyze information, make decisions, and see the impact of their participation in real time. At the end of each episode, instructors can assess student engagement with four, 10-question multiple choice quizzes (one for each episode) as well as four written assignments such a recommendation or proposal. Note: All assessments and assignments are provided in a secure, instructor-only package and can be assigned at the instructor's discretion.