HIPAA establishes standards for protecting sensitive patient information and ensuring its confidentiality.
Non-maleficence underscores the obligation to prevent harm and prioritize patient well-being.
Veracity is the principle of truthfulness and honesty in healthcare communication.
Confidentiality involves safeguarding patients' personal and health-related details from unauthorized disclosure.
Patient self-determination grants individuals the right to make informed decisions about their medical care, including the right to refuse treatment.
Fidelity emphasizes loyalty, honesty, and maintaining trust in relationships with patients.
Justice in healthcare ethics involves fair allocation of resources and treatment opportunities.
Healthcare law and ethics are designed to protect patients' rights, promote ethical practices, and ensure quality care.
EMTALA mandates that hospitals with emergency departments provide medical evaluation and stabilization services to individuals regardless of their financial status.
The ADA ensures equal access to healthcare services and prohibits discrimination based on specified factors.
Autonomy upholds patients' rights to make independent decisions based on their preferences and values.
