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justinmsk

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The ethics committee is meeting to discuss treatment options for a client diagnosed with a genetic disorder.
 
  When addressing the ethics of this client's treatment, the committee will focus on which of the following ethical principles? (Select all that apply.)
  1. Autonomy
  2. Timeliness
  3. Beneficence
  4. Cost-effectiveness
  5. Nonmaleficence
  6. Justice

Question 2

A committee has been developed to implement knowledge transformation when providing client care. The members realize that the purpose of knowledge transformation is to:
 
  1. reduce length of stay.
  2. convert research findings to impact health outcomes.
  3. reduce the cost of care.
  4. increase the number of patients with health insurance.



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Answer to Question 1

1, 3, 5, 6
The four principles that support the ethical decision-making process regarding the treatment of a genetic disorder are: 1) autonomy, 2) beneficence, 3) nonmaleficence, and 4) justice. Timeliness and cost-effectiveness are not ethical principles.

Answer to Question 2

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The core concept of the ACE Star Model is knowledge transformation. Knowledge transformation is the conversion of research findings to have an impact on health outcomes by way of evidence-based care. Knowledge transformation is not a method to reduce length of stay, reduce the cost of care, or increase the number of patients with health insurance.



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