
PHS - Ch. 4: Professional Knowledge in HI (Slides 14-23)
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Ch. 4: Professional Knowledge in HI
(Slides 14-23)
Legal & Ethical Issues
Safety Issues in HI
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Laws That Affect Healthcare WorkersβοΈ
π¨ EMTALA (Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act):
Hospitals getting federal funding cannot turn away patients who need emergency care, even if they canβt pay
π₯ Hill-Burton Act:
Hospitals must help patients who donβt speak English by providing language support
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Laws That Affect Healthcare WorkersβοΈ
Employment Laws
β Civil Rights Act: No discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin
βΏ Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Protects people with disabilities from discrimination in public life
πΆ Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA): Gives eligible employees unpaid, job-protected leave for family or medical reasons
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Legal Issues in HealthcareβοΈ
π Civil Law
About relationships between people & businesses
Focus: rights & responsibilities
Example: malpractice cases, contract issues
π Criminal Law
About protecting society from harmful actions
Focus: crimes & punishments
Example: practicing without a license, misusing narcotics
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Contractsπ
Two parties make an agreement β one promises to do something for the other
β Must be for a legal purpose
π« People who cannot legally sign contracts:
Minors (under 18)
Legally disabled (minors,
mentally incompetent,
not in full mental state due to
health) cannot sign contracts
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Legal Issues in Healthcare (Cont.)
βοΈ Torts
A wrongful act that causes harm to another person, leading to legal responsibility.
π΅οΈ Fraud
Lying about a product or service (example: false cure claims)
βπ Invasion of Privacy
Sharing private information without permission
π¬ Defamation
Damaging someoneβs reputation
π£οΈ Slander: Spoken (like gossip)
βοΈ Libel: Written
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Match
Match the following
lAWS/Rules for relationships between people or businesses
Defines crimes to protect people and society
An agreement where one party promises to do something for the other
civil law
criminal law
contracts
civil law
criminal law
contracts
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Match
Match the following
an harmful action sone to a person/ individual
damaging someone's good name or reputation
verbal defamation, such as gossip
defamation in the form of writing
tort
defamation
slander
libel
tort
defamation
slander
libel
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Ethical Issues in Healthcare
π§ Based on morals and values β Beliefs about what is right and wrong that guide how people make decisions
π¨βπ©βπ§ Morals are learned from family, friends, and life experiences
π Codes of Ethics: Formal rules for expected behavior
π€ Help professionals handle difficult situations with guidance
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Patient Rights
π₯ Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Passed in 2010 to make health insurance more affordable and accessible
π HIPAA & PHI
Federal law that protects patientsβ private health information
π» HITECH Act
Encourages better healthcare through increased use of health information technology (HIT)
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Patient Rights
βοΈ Patient Self-Determination Act
π Advance Directives
State a patientβs wishes when they canβt communicate
π Living Will
Written instructions about which procedures (like feeding tubes or ventilators) can or cannot be used to prolong life
π₯ Power of Attorney (POA)
Appoints someone to make healthcare decisions if the patient canβt make their own choices
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Multiple Choice
Morals and values are not learned from personal experiences, family members, and friends.
true
false
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Match
Match the following
Federal law that helps people get healthcare coverage and protects their personal health information
Written instructions about life-support procedures like feeding tubes or ventilators
Appoints someone/ Lets someone make healthcare decisions if the patient canβt
2010 law making health insurance more affordable and accessible
HIPAA and PHI
living will
Power of Attorney (POA)
Affordable Care Act (ACA)
HIPAA and PHI
living will
Power of Attorney (POA)
Affordable Care Act (ACA)
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Legal & Voluntary Professional Standards
π Certifications
Offered by professional associations (e.g., AHIMA)
π Registrations
Official record showing someone is qualified for a job
β Accreditation
Shows organizations or educational programs meet standards (e.g., Joint Commission)
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Think Further...
Why get certified or registered?
π Certification
Shows a healthcare workerβs skills and qualifications
π Registration
Adds the worker to an official list of qualified professionals
π Benefits
Employers often prefer workers who are certified or registered
π©Ί Examples of Certifications
CPR, CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant), Medical Assistant, Health Information Technician
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Multiple Select
Employers would prefer to hire someone that has which of the following?
certification
registration
no job experience in the field
an unaccredited certification
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Safety issues in HI Servicesπ‘οΈ
Privacy and Confidentialityπ
β Rule
Never share medical records with anyone not authorized
βοΈ Patient Releases
Patients must sign to allow sharing of their information
β οΈ Consequences
Serious penalties for healthcare workers who share PHI (Protected Health Information)
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How can we maintain patient confidentiality?π
π Restrict access to patient files
π» Use encryption software
π Limit who can see computer screens
π Require passwords for all devices
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Critical Thinkingπ§
What are precautions workers must take to keep electronic PHI safe?
ποΈ Shred or destroy confidential information
π Tilt your computer screen or use a screen cover
π Use strong passwords (8+ characters with special symbols)
π± Protect smartphones and tablets
π« Never gossip about patients or share info on social media
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Safety Issues for Workersπ οΈ
π’ Ergonomics
Designing the workplace to improve safety and productivity
βοΈ Arrange office space to reduce unnecessary movements
πͺ Repetitive Motion Injuries (RMI)
Caused by overusing or poorly positioning a body part
β οΈ Examples of Injuries
Carpal tunnel, lower back pain, eyestrain from computers
β Prevention
Lift properly, take short breaks, stretch regularly
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Multiple Choice
It is acceptable to post a picture of your workplace/patient on social media with patient information in the background
true
false
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(Slides 14-23)
Legal & Ethical Issues
Safety Issues in HI
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