Minimum of 1000 words typed, per scenario. 12pt font Plausible answers and statements Proper spelling and grammar Viable argument backed up by research Citations of research based on APA guidelines Clinical ethical position Apply knowledge of ethical principles and professional boundaries (e.g. first do no harm, basic human rights and acting in the best interests of the patient, patient self-determination and empowerment). Professionalethical position Demonstrate professionalism (e.g. act consistently, honestly, and respectfully with integrity, trustworthiness and accountability in all interactions between healthcare professionals, patients and the public. Public health ethical position Identify public health issues relevant to patients' healthcare treatment and management (e.g. preventive health care services, disease screening, health promotion, immunization, mental and emotional health related to specific demographic populations (e.g., elders, children, military). Weigh the difference between the good of the patient and the good of society as a whole. Scenario 1 Patient X has been seeing you for treatment throughout their pregnancy. During the pregnancy, you have discussed healthy living. Patient X has found a pediatrician for her, soon to be, bundle of joy. She has heard negative and positive reports regarding vaccination of children and has come to you for direction on whether or not to have her child vaccinate. Craft an answer to her inquiry being sure to address both sides of the argument: (pro and anti-vaccination). Scenario 2 Patient Y has been seeing you for treatment. His PCP has scheduled him for a PSA test. He has concerns about the exam. He has also heard positives and negatives regarding the performance and validity of the test. You have discussed healthy living with the patient and the benefits of holistic health. He is seeking guidance regarding following his PCPs recommendation and the positives and negatives of having the test performed. How will you advise him? Back your advice up with research and the preservation of the patients ethical rights.

Minimum of 1000 words typed, per scenario. 12pt font Plausible answers and statements Proper spelling and grammar Viable argument backed up by research Citations of research based on APA guidelines Clinical ethical position Apply knowledge of ethical principles and professional boundaries (e.g. first do no harm, basic human rights and acting in the best interests of the patient, patient self-determination and empowerment). Professionalethical position Demonstrate professionalism (e.g. act consistently, honestly, and respectfully with integrity, trustworthiness and accountability in all interactions between healthcare professionals, patients and the public. Public health ethical position Identify public health issues relevant to patients' healthcare treatment and management (e.g. preventive health care services, disease screening, health promotion, immunization, mental and emotional health related to specific demographic populations (e.g., elders, children, military). Weigh the difference between the good of the patient and the good of society as a whole. Scenario 1 Patient X has been seeing you for treatment throughout their pregnancy. During the pregnancy, you have discussed healthy living. Patient X has found a pediatrician for her, soon to be, bundle of joy. She has heard negative and positive reports regarding vaccination of children and has come to you for direction on whether or not to have her child vaccinate. Craft an answer to her inquiry being sure to address both sides of the argument: (pro and anti-vaccination). Scenario 2 Patient Y has been seeing you for treatment. His PCP has scheduled him for a PSA test. He has concerns about the exam. He has also heard positives and negatives regarding the performance and validity of the test. You have discussed healthy living with the patient and the benefits of holistic health. He is seeking guidance regarding following his PCPs recommendation and the positives and negatives of having the test performed. How will you advise him? Back your advice up with research and the preservation of the patients ethical rights.