Ethical dilemmas are common in healthcare management. Although there is no handbook providing absolute solutions to ethics challenges, healthcare leaders can seek guidance and insight from others who have tackled similar issues. This book provides advice and inspiration from healthcare executives, ethicists, scholars, educators, and consultants. This collection of ethics columns from Healthcare Executive magazine will guide healthcare managers and executives in making personal and organizational decisions. This edition includes more than forty new columns and focuses on four ethics areas: ethical leadership issues, organization and management ethics issues, clinical ethics issues, and ethics committees and programs. Ideas discussed include: Coping with staff shortages The use and misuse of incentives A community approach to free care Ethical implications of transparency Ethics in the e-health arena Addressing and managing conflicts of interest Dealing with noncompliant patients The executive's role as a patient advocate The importance of ethics to healthcare quality Fostering effective ethics committees This guidebook also contains ethics tools and resources from the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), including the revised Code of Ethics, ethics policy statements, and a bibliography of additional resources.
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William A. Nelson, MDiv, PhD, is director of Rural Ethics Initiatives and an associate professor of community and family medicine at Dartmouth Medical School and the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice. He also is an adjunct associate professor of public administration at New York University's Robert Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Books published by Health Administration Press: Managing Healthcare Ethically: An Executive's Guide, Second Edition
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