Hlt 305 applying ethical decision making model
The theory of the chosen ethical decision-making model is that when faced with an ethical dilemma, a person should first assess the situation objectively, weigh their options and the potential consequences of each option, then make an informed decision based on what they believe to be most beneficial for all parties involved. This process involves taking into consideration factors such as autonomy, justice and beneficence when making decisions.
This ethical decision-making model has had a positive effect on medical practice over the years by encouraging healthcare providers to make well-thought out decisions that take into account not only their personal beliefs but also those of the patient. Additionally, it has helped them become more aware of their own biases and better equipped to handle difficult situations in an unbiased manner. It has also led to greater transparency within medical practices by encouraging practitioners to consider multiple perspectives before coming to a final conclusion.