Summit Orthopedics,
United States
Editorial
Improving Ethical Decision Making in Health Care Leadership
Author(s): Paul Bruning and Timothy BaghurstPaul Bruning and Timothy Baghurst
Purpose: The purpose of this articles discussion is to describe the application of ethical decision-making and
the three primary relationships within health care leadership. Healthcare change occurs rapidly and increases tension
and mistrust between payers, providers, and patients. Application of ethical standards to decision-making and change
decreases healthcare cost and improves trust in change processes.
Approach: Health care challenges occur among three primary relationships. These relationships include the patient
and provider, patient and payer, and provider and payer. A plethora of leadership models exist with regard to leading
change; however, these models do not consider that leaders are not always concerned with the ethical decision-making
process. Evaluation of the ethical principles, healthcare relationships, and recent hea.. Read More»
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