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I’m looking for somebody who can write about healthcare and information
technology. I need this questions answered below in essay form. MUST BE
ORIGINAL WORK and in text citations and references. Make sure you answer the
questions clearly and put substance into them not just basic answers.
You do your job and I will take care of you every time. DON’T CHANGE THE FILE
NAME WHEN RESUBMITING TO ME
Here is the homework
It is well generally well accepted that, for medical practice to be
considered “ethical,” it must respect all four of the basic ethical
principles of autonomy, justice, beneficence, and non-maleficence.
Formulating an approach to operationalizing the health care reform
provisions of the Affordable Care Act, however, the American College of
Emergency Physicians (ACEP) moves beyond these basic principles. For
example, addressing unsustainable health care costs, ACEP identifies
distributive justice as the primary ethical principle supporting the
imperative to achieve cost containment.
Striking a workable balance between providing value in health care and
bringing down costs poses a fundamental ethical challenge for health
reform. As others also have cautioned, ACEP warns that, unless we
contain health care costs that are already too high, and continue to rise,
it will become increasingly difficult to provide care in a reformed health
care system.
In addition to cost containment, ACEP cites public health needs, access,
emergency department crowding, and end-of-life care as ethical issues
inextricably linked to true health reform. Please select one of the ethical
issues ACEP has identified. From your perspective as an informaticist,
what data-driven strategies would you recommend to resolve the ethical
issue and achieve health care reform
Here are some links to help you
These readings are available online.
“The Ethics of Health Care Reform: Issues in Emergency – Medicine – An Information Paper.”
(Links to an external site.)
American College of Emergency Physicians. 2014.
Global Health Ethics: Key Issues
(Links to an external site.)
. Global Network of World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centres for Bioethics,
2015.
Race, Ethnicity and Language Data Collection Resources, U.S. Department of Health & Human
Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 2016. https://www.cms.gov/aboutcms/agency-information/omh/omh-resources-standardized-data-collection.html
(Links to an external site.)
Perna, Gabriel. “Collecting Health Data and Reducing Health Disparities: A Winning Combo?”
(Links to an external site.)
Healthcare Informatics, July 31, 2014.
These readings are available in the Course Reserves.
Berwick, Donald M. “Era 3 for Medicine and Health Care.” The Journal of the American Medical
Association 315, no. 13 (April 5, 2016): 1329-330.
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I’m looking for somebody who can write about healthcare and information
technology. I need this questions answered below in essay form. MUST BE
ORIGINAL WORK and in text citations and references. Make sure you answer the
questions clearly and put substance into them not just basic answers.
You do your job and I will take care of you every time. DON’T CHANGE THE FILE
NAME WHEN RESUBMITING TO ME
Here is the homework
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation estimated that health disparities
cost the U.S. more than $60 billion in 2009. Health care organizations
across the country have recognized health disparities as a pressing issue,
and many have taken action.
One initiative that has gained some traction is the collection of patients’
race, ethnicity, and language (REL) data. Collecting this data reportedly
helps health care providers pinpoint where they have disparities in care
and creates accountability in addressing them. The benefits in terms of
cost containment, quality of care, and improved patient outcomes are
most evident.
However, the collection of REL data also presents an ethical dilemma.
What ethical issue(s) does this kind of data collection address? What
ethical principle(s) does it uphold? Has your analysis led to the
conclusion that REL data collection invokes an “ethical dilemma?” Why,
or why not?
Here are some links to help you
These readings are available online.
“The Ethics of Health Care Reform: Issues in Emergency – Medicine – An Information Paper.”
(Links to an external site.)
American College of Emergency Physicians. 2014.
Global Health Ethics: Key Issues
(Links to an external site.)
. Global Network of World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centres for Bioethics,
2015.
Race, Ethnicity and Language Data Collection Resources, U.S. Department of Health & Human
Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 2016. https://www.cms.gov/aboutcms/agency-information/omh/omh-resources-standardized-data-collection.html
(Links to an external site.)
Perna, Gabriel. “Collecting Health Data and Reducing Health Disparities: A Winning Combo?”
(Links to an external site.)
Healthcare Informatics, July 31, 2014.
These readings are available in the Course Reserves.
Berwick, Donald M. “Era 3 for Medicine and Health Care.” The Journal of the American Medical
Association 315, no. 13 (April 5, 2016): 1329-330.
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