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Ethics
Moral principles guiding right and wrong behavior in healthcare.
Morals
Personal beliefs about right and wrong.
Law
Rules established by government to protect society.
Criminal Law
Laws addressing crimes against society.
Civil Law
Laws resolving disputes between individuals.
Tort
Wrongful act causing harm and legal liability.
Malpractice
Professional negligence causing patient harm.
Negligence
Failure to provide expected standard of care.
Assault
Threat or attempt to injure another person.
Battery
Unlawful touching without consent.
Informed Consent
Patient permission after understanding risks and benefits.
False Imprisonment
Restricting a person’s freedom without authorization.
Abuse
Physical or mental harm inflicted on a person.
Defamation of Character
False statements harming reputation.
Slander
Spoken defamation.
Libel
Written defamation.
Confidentiality
Keeping patient information private.
HIPAA
Law protecting patient health information privacy.
Advance Directive
Document stating patient medical wishes.
Living Will
Specifies life-sustaining treatment preferences.
Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare
Appoints someone to make medical decisions.
Patient’s Bill of Rights
Guarantees respectful care, privacy, and informed consent.