Law and Ethics in Nursing: A Case Study Analysis

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Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................2
The clinical case..............................................................................................................................3
Law and ethics.................................................................................................................................4
Outcomes and discussions...............................................................................................................8
Root cause investigation and risk supervision.............................................................................8
The role of human resources........................................................................................................9
Informing parents (disclosure of medical errors)........................................................................9
Forensic medicine aspect...........................................................................................................11
Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................13
Bibliography..................................................................................................................................15

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Introduction
The UK legal organization has advanced over many epochs, and as per the process it is
progressively composite and refined. The persistence of this report is to comprehend the
commandment and morals in healthcare organization. Healthcare specialists and workers are
circumscribed by these legislatures. Additionally, they are exposed to specialized codes so that
forfeits can be smeared for violations (The Code- NMC, 2015). For example, healthcare
consultants who denies to check on enduring with HIV or the professional who reaches on duty
in a high state. Healthcare specialists are also imperiled to “quasi-law”. Quasi-law rises to health
service circulars originating from the’ Department of Health” which have no permissible
strength, even though anticipated to be monitored unless there are respectable explanations for
not undertaking so (Graham, 2016).
This consignment will explore the principled and authorized proportions which are practiced by
healthcare professional and nurtures. There are three isolated sets of legal rules for fosters, quite
separately from the law which institutes the context of NHS and the all-purpose law of the
terrestrial (Cribb, 2002).
 There are lawful responsibilities to patients, usually arising in the background of
accusations of carelessness.
 There are specialized responsibilities which are forced the count of nurses by the “United
Kingdom Council for Nursing Midwifery and Health Visiting (UKCC)”, which is
accountable for edification, record-keeping, proficient principles, and castigation. The
quintessence of the expert values recognized by the UKCC in its code of exercise is that
each foster must keep an eye on: