Healthcare Law and Ethics: Policy Analysis, Regulations and NHS Report

This report analyzes the legal and ethical landscape of healthcare, focusing on policies, regulations, and their impact on the National Health Service (NHS). It examines the roles of the legislature, executive, and judiciary in shaping healthcare policies, emphasizing the importance of protecting individual rights, including self-determination and privacy. The report discusses the challenges of developing effective policies, particularly in areas such as abortion and communicable diseases like HIV. It also highlights the need for comprehensive policy formulation that considers scientific, ethical, social, and legal aspects. The report emphasizes that policy decisions should be based on objective information, including the strengths and weaknesses of each branch of government in healthcare. It also mentions that there should be more than one healthcare policy to protect individual rights. The overall goal is to provide a systematic approach to healthcare policy, ensuring it promotes public health while safeguarding individual rights.

P.1 legislature, executive and judiciary policies which set legal
and policy landscape for health and social care
 To operate functions smoothly in organisation, there are
several judicial policies which given by government for
the health and social care organisation.
 NHS England also develop these policies to operate their
functions in accordance with the legislation of UK.
 Main motive to develop this health practises is to protect
and to promote the rights of individuals of the
community.
 Government will develop these policies in such a way
that it protects human rights, including self
determination, privacy and also non-discrimination.
 To develop systematic policies for the rights of people is
the difficult challenge for organisation.
 The judiciary provides the least ideal forum which is for
the development if health policies.
 To develop that health policy in many areas' legislature
suited the best and executives branch of government
brings effective formation of the policies.
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 Further, policies are developed by state health
commissioner to correctly categorized HIV infection
as communicable disease.
 For the development of effective policies there must
be more than one health care policies so that these
policies do not develop serious burden on individual
rights.
 For example- fetal protection policy excludes women
from unsafe work places which helps to promote their
health of infants.
 Decision body receives full objective information in
developing effective polices which includes issues
like scientific, ethical, social and legal aspects.
 For health policy formulation, government has
to evaluate strength and weaknesses which is of
each branch of health and social care.
 This policy are formulated for encompasses
issues which is of health care, public health and
also biotechnology.
 For formulation, government develop polices to
restrict or to expand women's choices to receive
an abortion.
 This policy is developed to authorise criminal
activities or to protect rights to developing
correct approach of the test.