Home » Downloads » Would Carlos’s physician be morally justified in breaching patient confidentiality

Would Carlos’s physician be morally justified in breaching patient confidentiality

Would Carlos’s physician be morally justified in breaching patient confidentiality

Don’t Tell: A Case about HIV and Confidentiality

The case features a 21-year-old male, Carlos, who is about to end his hospital

stay for gunshot wounds and receive nursing care at home from his sister, Consuela.

Secretly homosexual and concerned about disgrace within his family, Carlo

pleads with the attending physician not to inform his sister that he (Carlos) is HIV positive.

Yet not informing Consuela would seem to increase her risk of contracting

HIV while attending to his wounds.

Questions:

Would Carlos’s physician be morally justified in breaching patient confidentiality on the grounds

that he had a “duty to warn”?

http://faculty.polytechnic.org/gfeldmeth/confident…

Answer preview to would Carlos’s physician be morally justified in breaching patient confidentiality

Would Carlos's physician be morally justified in breaching patient confidentialityAPA

688 words

Get instant access to the full solution from yourhomeworksolutions by clicking the purchase button below

Education

Engineering

English

Environmental

Ethics

Film

Food and Nutrition

Geography

Healthcare

History and Government

Human Resource Managment

Information Systems

Law

Literature

Management

Marketing

Mathematics

Nursing

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Religion

Sociology

Statistics

Writing

Terms of service

Contact