Ethics
Doing what is fair
What is Justice?
Evaluates the appropriate uses of seclusion and restraints in the care process
What is quality?
Grants legal authority for NP practice
What are State legislative statues?
The client's right to assume that information given to the provider will not be disclosed
What is Confidentiality?
Coverage for negligent professional acts
What is malpractice insurance?
Promoting well being and doing good
What is beneficence?
Participates in community and population-focused programs to promote health, prevent or reduce mental health problems
What is leadership?
Provides title protection
What is Nurse Practice Act?
The first national comprehensive privacy protection act
What is HIPAA?
NP violated the applicable standard of care in treating the client's condition
What is Breach of duty?
Doing for self
What is Autonomy?
Influence stakeholders to change implementation of health care
What is policy?
Defines "advanced practice"
What is Nurse Practice Act?
What is telehealth?
Client maintains all civil liberties except the ability to come and go as they please.
What is Involuntary Admission?
Telling the truth
What is Veracity?
Develops age-appropriate treatment plans
What is Independent Practice competency
Assures the public that a person has mastery of a specifc body of knowledge
What is Certification?
Tarasoff principle
Designates, in writing, an agent to act on behalf of a person should they become unable to make healthcare decisions
Advanced Directive
Being true and loyal
What is Fidelity?
Safely prescribes pharmacologic agents
Independent Practice Competency
Process by which an agency of state government grants permission to person to engage in the practice of the profession
What is licensure?
In cases of child or elder abuse
What is exception to confidentiality?
What is Living Will?