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- Ethics, Healthcare Management
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- Hsm 230 · Week 4
This assignment covers a scenario where a healthcare organization receives more funding than needed. It discusses ethical considerations and stakeholder management. It is for Week 4 of the Hsm 230 module.
What's inside
- Funding scenario overview
- Stakeholder identification
- Ethical considerations and communication
- Legal and moral obligations
- Trust and civic responsibility
Who it is for: Students taking the Hsm 230 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Healthcare management involves ethical decision-making. A student learns about stakeholders, honesty and moral duty in a scenario about a healthcare organization.
The Scenario
A healthcare organization received $30,000 from foundations. It was more than needed. Each foundation had different requirements for the money. Stakeholders include the agency, granters, director, workers and clients.
Honesty and Moral Duty
Being truthful with foundations can open up more opportunities. It is a moral duty to inform them of the surplus. The organization should ask if the money can be used elsewhere or if it should be refunded.
Forces to Consider
The law and trust are important forces. Everyone and everything needs to be considered before taking action. Trust is a valuable asset. Losing it can harm the organization.
Civic Obligation and Personal Values
Being honest and loyal to the community is part of civic obligation. Following personal values and a moral code is important in human service organizations.
Key terms
- Stakeholders
- Groups or individuals who have an interest in the organization.
- Moral duty
- An obligation to act in a way that is right and proper.
- Trust
- Confidence in the integrity, ability, or character of a person or organization.
- Civic obligation
- A duty to be honest and loyal to the community.
- Personal values
- Principles or standards of behaviour.
- Human service organizations
- Organizations that provide services to meet human needs.
Questions this document helps with
- How should the organization handle the surplus money?
- What are the ethical considerations in this scenario?
- How can the organization maintain trust with the foundations?
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