are conflicting with personal values as well as beliefs and some element of patient care. One of the key moral dilemmas that a nurse can face while providing care is the treatment of a patient at the end of life. Towards the patient’s end of life, there is usually a problem as to which course of treatment ought to be rendered to the patient. The nurse is expected to provide palliative care with the main objective of relieving the suffering of the patients through the extensive examination and treatment of bodily, spiritual, as well as psychosomatic symptoms faced by patients. However, the nurse may face conflict from the family… Continue Reading...
would be achieved by not charging. As Masnick (2010) rightly points out, a moral dilemma is where there is a choice in the allocation of harm; freeing up intellectual property often results in no added harm, only added benefit, negating the moral dilemma altogether.
This leads to another important dimension of this argument, the utilitarian. In many instances, intellectual property would produce greater results for the greatest number. This is likely true for entertainment forms (more people being entertained is a good thing) as well as for more patently obvious examples like academic journal articles. The latter is an extreme example, but hammers… Continue Reading...
moral dilemma of "Eye in the Sky" is one of the experiment that is relevant to the U.S. Coalition drone programme, its effect is negligible. Framing a debate on the drone warfare's ethics is risky since it disregards and conceals ethical questions that are much more pertinent. Instead of considering whether to murder one guiltless individual in order to save 80 persons, think of the morals of murdering many innocent people so as to kill a single guilty person. A report released by Reprieve established that as many as 1147… Continue Reading...
lie about nuclear tests or use corrupt means to achieve certain ends. This is, however, not unusual as every profession presents ethical or moral dilemmas. Even so, the importance of integrity cannot be overemphasized. Military leaders must constantly portray integrity.
Understanding and Connecting with People
Leaders have a responsibility to take care of and connect with their followers. This involves showing concern for the needs of their followers and demonstrating kindness, compassion, and respect (Bertocci, 2009). In the military, the spirit of camaraderie is indeed important (Laver, 2008). Effective leaders uplift the weak. They understand that an element of weakness in the team would be detrimental to the team as a whole. They… Continue Reading...
