Chapter 2, Problem 7CR

Develop an ethical argument for regulating biomedical engineeringtechnology. write about the fact, Stakeholders, posible ethical outcome best outcome

Opening your clinic in the morning requires assurance that all equipment and Point of Care Tester (POCT) materials are available and functioning properly. What quality assurance measures would you have in place for your office?

What kind of medical information in a large managed care organization database should be kept confidential? Why?  What kind of information in a governmental database should be made public? Why?

Identify a particular hazard in your laboratory and then go on the process how to control it starting from risk assessment, then mitigation procedure and performance evaluation

You have been assigned by your supervisor to develop a handbook for ethical research standards. Within your department you have a wide range of research areas involving both human and animal subjects. What values and issues should this handbook address? What steps can be taken to ensure ethical research is being conducted within the department by both faculty and students?

In the Ethics Unwrapped video, “Causing Harm,” Deni Elliott describes five kinds of harm: physical, emotional, psychological, financial, and reputational.  Briefly summarize one of the cases from the NSF OIG report or other readings in this section listed below and identify major harms. Assistant professor who previously committed research misconduct falsified data Graduate student falsified data in two experiments Former NSF program officer copied part of declined proposal into his own PI falsified letters of support and plagiarized in proposals PI admits an unacknowledged researcher wrote proposal PI plagiarized into NSF proposal Jon Sudbo Anders Pape Moller Luk Van Parijs

Define the purpose of the root cause analysis of medical errors Project including why the project is being undertaken. Describe the problem or challenge the project is aiming to address.

What are  two ways a healthcare provider could violate the HIPAA law, and what are alternative actions the healthcare provider could use to protect client confidentiality?

Match each term regarding responsible conduct of research with the best definition/ explanation: A. violation of ethical standards outside of fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism B. fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in reporting research results C. application of honesty, fairness, objectivity, openness, trustworthiness, and respect to scientific endeavors. D. conduct that can vary between disciplines and laboratories 1. scientific standard select A B C D 2. scientific misconduct select A B C D 3. questionable research practices select A B C D 4. scientific practices