Beauchamp and Childress Argue That the Following Is a Primary

question 45

Multiple Choice

Beauchamp and Childress argue that the following is a primary moral responsibility regarding medical errors:

• A) Developing systems, including training programs, to reduce medical errors
• B) Removing professionals deficient in personal character, knowledge, or skills who make or are likely to make medical errors
• C) Disclosing specific medical errors to patients and their families
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Federal Statute

A law passed by the United States Congress and signed by the President or allowed to become law, which applies to the entire country.

Ambiguous Language

Words or phrases within a document that are unclear, vague, or open to more than one interpretation, often leading to disputes.

Legal Positivists

Scholars or jurists who believe that the validity of a law is not related to its morality but to its creation by a recognized legal authority.

Genuine Controversy

Genuine controversy refers to a real and substantial dispute or disagreement between parties, significant enough to justify judicial intervention and resolution by a court.