Personal Values And Spiritual Beliefs Analysis

Patient Based Care and Ethics
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Describe your personal values and spiritual beliefs
Personally, helping people is a virtue and one that should be guarded at all times. This is especially the case, where the persons in question are suffering from any form of ailment. It is a fulfilling element when get the chance to assist another person in need. This is an aspect that intrinsically connected to the level of happiness that can achieve. As such, when such acts of kindness are connected to a professional outfit such as being a nurse or a medical practitioner, this gives a lifelong fulfillment. There is also the element of being ethically correct (MQuinn59, 2012). This is to mean that all of the decisions that one makes should be associated with the basic premises of being fair to self and to the other persons that one is interacting with. This is an aspect that applies to the provision of the health care provision.
Using the elements of cost, quality, and social issues to frame your description, differentiate your beliefs and opinions about health care policy
Health care is one of the most fundamental services in society relative to the fact that it has subtle impacts not just on the social elements but also on the economy. In reference to the cost, health care systems have to be aligned with the value on helping patients get better. This is an element that should always guide nurses. It is also in reference to the same that the duty to care is established. The cost of caring patients is reduced when the health care providers align their abilities and duties towards helping their patients get better (Braddock, Snyder, Neubauer & Fischer, 2012). Health care outcomes determine the level of satisfaction that the patients receive. Where the patients are treated to compassionate care this helps them to recover quickly (MQuinn59, 2012). At the same time, the quality of care that is guided by high outcomes, should be a guiding principle. Health care is a basic need and as such should be treated with utmost importance, when establishing policies. Providing for quality health is costly and then there is a need for proper legislation to make sure the system is sustainable.
Give examples of relevant ethical principles, supported by your values
Patient centered care is a crucial approach in enhancing the level of outcomes in the health care systems (Braddock, Snyder, Neubauer & Fischer, 2012). This is especially the case considering that different patients will have different needs. As such, each of the patient should be given care that is congruent with the values that they hold religious or social. Ethically, it is crucial that patients are treated with reference to their values. This further enhances the level of satisfaction and more importantly the outcomes. It is common that some of the patients are going to have religious or even personal beliefs that they feel should be respected ("The 8 Principles of Patient-Centered Care-Oneview Healthcare", 2017). This is a crucial element of practicing patient centered care and with an ethical approach, where the health care professionals help patients achieve the best outcomes. For example, where the patients would prefer that they are a...