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Certificate of Achievement
Dr. Naraginti Amareswaran Reddy
has completed the following course:
Ethical Decision-Making in Care
University of Exeter and University of Surrey
The course provided an introduction to ethical decision-making in care, engaging with three approaches: the Four Principles Approach, a Virtue Ethics Approach, and a Human Rights Approach. Engagement with these approaches was enabled by scenarios relating to midwifery care, care of a sick child, health promotion/public health and learning disabilities, care of an older adult and their own pandemic care experiences. Participants utilised a decision-making framework to integrate their learning.
4 weeks, 2 hours per week
Professor Ann Gallagher
Academy of Nursing
University of Exeter
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explain the meaning of 'ethics' in relation to care
- Explain how ethics differs from related concepts
- Explain The Four Principles Approach to care ethics
- Apply the Four Principles to a midwifery scenario
- Identify why ethics in care now receives a lot of media attention
- Describe human rights frameworks that impact on care-giving
- Evaluate the role of human rights in care
- Apply insights in human rights to decision-making regarding disagreements in care
- Describe the key elements of Virtue Ethics
- Identify moral problems that arise in care
- Debate the usefulness of Virtue Ethics in relating to care-recipient choices
- Apply Virtue Ethics to public health decision-making
- Identify ethical aspects of an elder care scenario
- Compare and contrast three different ways of analysing an elder care scenario
- Apply a Deliberative Framework to care-giving scenarios
- Discuss the role of ethical decision-making in care during a pandemic
- Reflect on your learning from this course
Issued on 22nd June 2022
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