MEDICAL PRESENTATION

Presentation

Unit 18 Group 3

Presenters : - Emad - Alanood - Hasa - Salma - Ayesha

INDEX

1. Legal and ethical terms

4. Ethics when dealing with patients

2. Legal and ethical dilemmas

5. Ethics when dealing with patient's family

3. Ethical considerations patient's right to confidentiality and privacy

6. Exploring the trends of augmented and virtual reality in the UAE healthcare setting

legal and ethical terms

• Legal Actions

- Legal actions follow the law, rules, regulation and standards set by governing bodies. - Example: It is against the law to share a patient's personal information without their explicit consent.

• Ethical Behavior

- Ethical behavior refers to action guided by moral and value principles. -These principles can vary, but typically involve honesty, fairness, respect and responsibility. - Example: It's unethical for healthcare providers to show bias towards patients base on attributes like race or gender.

Legal and ethical dilemmas

In professional setting, legal and ethical dilemmas occur when there is a conflict between what is legally required and what is ethically correct.

• Scenario: A healthcare provider is request to stop life-sustaining treatment for a patient unable to make their own decisions.
• Legal Perspective: Providers are legally bound to respect advance directive.
• Ethical Dilemma: Providers may feel conflicted as discontinuing treatment could be seen as causing harm, conflicting with their duty to do no harm.

ethical considerations patient's right to confidentiality and privacy

• Informed consent

- Informed consent involves obtaining permission from patients before collecting,using, or sharing their personal or medical information. - Healthcare providers must clearly explain the purpose, risks, and benefits of data sharing, ensuring patients understand their rights and can make informed decisions.

• Confidentiality

- Healthcare professionals have a duty to maintain patient confidentiality, safeguarding personal and medical information. - Respecting patient confidentiality fosters trust, encourages open communication, and preserves patient autonomy.

ethical considerations patient's right to confidentiality and privacy

• Privacy

- Patients have the right to choose whom to disclose their information to. - Patient modesty and dignity : Healthcare providers should prioritize and respect patient's sense of modesty during physical examinations and procedures. - Consent and effective communication : patients should be fully informed about the purpose, actions, and necessity of any physical examination or procedure.

Ethics when dealing with patients

• Autonomy

• Beneficence

Ethics when dealing with patients

• Non- maleficence

• Justices

ethics when dealing with patient's family

• Autonomy

• Beneficence

ethics when dealing with patient's family

• Non- maleficence

• Justices

exploring the trends of augmented and virtual reality in the uae healthcare setting

• Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies are rapidly being utilized in healthcare in the UAE to improve patient outcomes, improve medical education and training, and boost healthcare delivery efficiency.

• Augmented reality adds digital information to the real world.

• Virtual reality creates an entirely digital and immersive environment.

the benefits of ar and vr

• Medical Education and Teaching

• Body mapping or Virtual assistance

• Augmented surgery or Realistic 3D visualization

• Education and Improved care for patients

• Increase efficiency in Diagnosis and Treatment

• Mental Health

• Rehabilitation and physical therapy

• Reduce surgical time

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