HCAD 650 Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration

Please answer using your own words in a minimum of 300 maximum 450 words (2.5-3 paragraphs). PER QUESTION 5 in total. Referenced with three (3) peer-reviewed journal articles or qualified text publish within the past five years and follow APA Manual 6th or 7th editions scholarly writing guidelines PER QUESTION. APA in-text Citation formatting is required. When writing replies please provide your experiences new ideas add probing questions to engage readers and new literature on the topic to enhance the learning opportunity. Question 1. Privacy and Security Address (Answer) ALL questions in a minimum of 400 maximum 550 words You are at work in a healthcare facility. You happen to notice a nurse practitioner reviewing the medical records of her ex-husband. You also know that there is no authorization on file granting additional access to this record. Answer all questions. Question 2. Medical Negligence Address (Answer) ALL questions in a minimum of 300 maximum 450 words Review the Iturralde v. Hilo Medical Center: http://caselaw.findlaw.com/hi-intermediate-court-of-appeals/1597588.html. Questions 3. Biomedical and End of Life Law and Ethics Part 1: Critical Analysis of the Law Address (Answer) ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 300 maximum 450 words Part 2: Strategic Application of the Law Address (Answer) ALL questions in part 2 in a minimum of 300 maximum 450 words Advanced Directives Your neighbor knocks on your door. Knowing that you are a student in a healthcare administration program she asks you to explain advanced directives. She explains that she is assisting her elderly father and she has many questions: Question 4: Informed Consent Address (Answer) ALL questions in a minimum of 300 maximum 450 words Read this court case very carefully: Bertha Siliezar v. East Jefferson General Hospital and Dr. Joseph Tamimie. No. 04-CA-939. Decided: January 11 2005. (See: http://caselaw.findlaw.com/la-court-of-appeal/1094597.html). Question 5 Public Health Address (Answer) ALL questions in a minimum of 300 maximum 450 words Discuss the law that applies and cite it. Explain whether any exceptions to the law apply to this situation. If so how? What facts would lead to a different conclusion? What would the conclusion be? Explain. Discuss whether the nurse should be terminated? Why or why not? What actions should the employer take? Discuss where this should be reported (the husband? State Board of Nursing? HHS? Somewhere else?) Evaluate the Iturralde v. Hilo Medical Center case and discuss how the 4 elements of the tort of negligence apply to the doctor and hospital. Discuss the pros and cons of medical malpractice ADR statutes. Indicate how you would prepare for the ADR process in your state. When a medical error occurs there is a tendency to want to cover it up. Explain what you would do as a hospital executive to create a culture of transparency that encourages early reporting of medical errors near misses and other problems. If you were an executive at Hilo Medical Center discuss three risk management strategies you could take to prevent the problem that led to the lawsuit. If you were an executive at Hilo Medical Center discuss three actions you could take to limit liability after the incidents that led to the lawsuit occurred. What is stem cell research? Why is it highly controversial? What do opponents say about it? What do supporters say? How did President Bush impact the law? How did President Obama impact the law? What course of action did the Supreme Court take? Lastly what is the law today? If you are comfortable share your opinion about the laws in this regard. What is a living will? What is a POLST ? What is a health care durable power of attorney (also known as a health care proxy)? How are they created? How are treatment decisions made for incapacitated patients who do not have health care proxies or living wills? What options are available to resolve a disagreement between family members family and a patient or between family the patient and caregivers? What do you think about the court ruling regarding the adequacy of verbal consent prior to surgery? Do you think that the clinicians in this case acted reasonably? Ethically? Discuss several options you could take if a patient refuses to consent to a medical needed procedure? Explain what you would need to do to comply with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) guidelines in obtaining informed consent. Discuss the pros and cons of using a family member as an interpreter for an LEP patient. Discuss the role of the CDC in infectious disease reporting including the NNDSS. Has this reporting process been effective? Why or why not? Evaluate a state action in regards to COVID-19 and discuss whether it has been effective in stopping the spread of the virus. Give reasons to support your conclusion. Discuss the pros and cons of the OSHA injury and illness reporting system. What are the pros and cons of the system? Give examples of injuries that would need to be reported immediately and annually. You have been asked to set up a system for child and elder abuse reporting for your state. Explain the components of an effective system that complies with state and federal laws. Discuss the law that applies and cite it.Explain whether any exceptions to the law apply to this situation. If so how?What facts would lead to a different conclusion? What would the conclusion be? Explain.Discuss whether the nurse should be terminated? Why or why not? What actions should the employer take?Discuss where this should be reported (the husband? State Board of Nursing? HHS? Somewhere else?) Evaluate the Iturralde v. Hilo Medical Center case and discuss how the 4 elements of the tort of negligence apply to the doctor and hospital.Discuss the pros and cons of medical malpractice ADR statutes. Indicate how you would prepare for the ADR process in your state.When a medical error occurs there is a tendency to want to cover it up. Explain what you would do as a hospital executive to create a culture of transparency that encourages early reporting of medical errors near misses and other problems.If you were an executive at Hilo Medical Center discuss three risk management strategies you could take to prevent the problem that led to the lawsuit.If you were an executive at Hilo Medical Center discuss three actions you could take to limit liability after the incidents that led to the lawsuit occurred. What is stem cell research? Why is it highly controversial? What do opponents say about it? What do supporters say?How did President Bush impact the law? How did President Obama impact the law? What course of action did the Supreme Court take? Lastly what is the law today? If you are comfortable share your opinion about the laws in this regard. What is a living will? What is a POLST ? What is a health care durable power of attorney (also known as a health care proxy)? How are they created?How are treatment decisions made for incapacitated patients who do not have health care proxies or living wills?What options are available to resolve a disagreement between family members family and a patient or between family the patient and caregivers? What do you think about the court ruling regarding the adequacy of verbal consent prior to surgery?Do you think that the clinicians in this case acted reasonably? Ethically?Discuss several options you could take if a patient refuses to consent to a medical needed procedure?Explain what you would need to do to comply with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) guidelines in obtaining informed consent.Discuss the pros and cons of using a family member as an interpreter for an LEP patient. Discuss the role of the CDC in infectious disease reporting including the NNDSS. Has this reporting process been effective? Why or why not?Evaluate a state action in regards to COVID-19 and discuss whether it has been effective in stopping the spread of the virus. Give reasons to support your conclusion.Discuss the pros and cons of the OSHA injury and illness reporting system. What are the pros and cons of the system? Give examples of injuries that would need to be reported immediately and annually.You have been asked to set up a system for child and elder abuse reporting for your state. Explain the components of an effective system that complies with state and federal laws.