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A Seminar Entitled,
“HULI KA”
(Ethical and Legal Issues in the Workplace)
Submitted to:
Mr. Rolando Y. Fausto
Mr. Jupiter V. Cajigal
Prepared By:
BSN IVB- 01
HULI KA!
Ethical & Legal issues in the workplace.
Introduction
Thus, this seminar was conducted in order to enhance the knowledge, awareness,
skills, and attitude of future nurses providing not only an insight of the ethical and legal
issues in nursing but also to present the realities that nurses face in practice.
Topics included:
A. Abortion
B. Absconding
C. Cadaver Harvesting
D. Cheaper Medicine Bill (Issues in prescribing branded medications)
E. ―Do Not Resuscitate‖ or Euthanasia
F. Cheaper Medicine Bill (Issues in prescribing branded medications)
G. Medico- legal Cases
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OBJECTIVES
General Objective
To equip the participants with the proper knowledge of the ethical and legal
responsibilities towards competent patient care.
Specific Objectives
At the end of the 2 hours seminar, the participants will be able to:
1. Identify the ethical and legal issues concerning nurses in the workplace.
2. Familiarize the participants with the ethical and legal responsibilities in taking
care of patients.
3. Identify the ethical and legal issues and its implications in the workplace,
4. Realize and value the importance of ethical and legal responsibilities and its
outcome in patient care.
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RESPONDENTS
The seminar targets all interested parties who wish to learn more about the ethical and
legal issues encountered by a nurse in the workplace. The seminar is bounded by its
objectives not limiting itself to the conceptions of these ethical and legal issues but is
fueled by the curiosity and needs of the participants.
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TOPIC FORMATION
During the initial stages of planning, the general topic for BSNIVB1’s seminar was
nominated by six (6) students. The nominated topic includes the following:
By which through a vote was casted through elimination to determine the course of
BSNIVB1’s seminar topic which, resulted to a unanimous vote for Ethical and Moral
Issues as the seminar topic.
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Career Paths in Community Ethical and Ethical and Military Nursing
Nursing Health Nursing Moral Issues Legal Issues Nursing Informatics
Vote 5 8 4 20 5 3
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TITLE FORMULATION
1. Takip-Silip
2. Huli Ka!
3. May Ethics ka ba?!?
By which through a vote was casted through elimination to determine the course of
BSNIVB1’s seminar title, which resulted to a unanimous vote for Huli Ka! as the
seminar title due to its relevance with the selected seminar topic.
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Takip-Silip Huli Ka! May Ethics Ka Ba?!?
Vote 9 27 4
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DIVISION OF LABOR
In order for the seminar to become viable, several working committees were created to
evenly distribute manpower and ensure an efficient workflow. To accomplish the
necessary tasks, the following committees formed were:
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the seminar
To control the crowd by
controlling the crowd flow
*Luigi Tremucha To make reservations for
the needed audio
Reigne Martin Cabuhat
equipment
Benedict Cailao
To create a list of audio
Dalyn Ermo tracks to be played
Rea Gonzalodo To make reservations for
Icy Guia Magno the needed stage lights
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OVER-ALL HEAD
Xavier Christopher Galang
BSN IVB-01 Class President
Erme Dimapasoc
BSN IVB-01 Class Vice President
MASTERS OF CERMONIES
Maria Angelica Cielo Acosta
Ian Jerome Pring
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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Norma M. Dumadag, RN MN
Dean, College of Nursing
Xavier Galang
BSNIVB1 Class President
INVITATION COMMITTEE
PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENT
COMMITTEE
DOCUMENTATION COMMITTEE
FINANCE COMMITTEE
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BUDGET ALLOCATION
Budget allocation is vital to determine and estimate the fiscal needs of each working
committee. To effectively allocate the necessary funds, activity based budgeting was
used to allocate overhead and other costs to each committee which may also adopt
activity-based budgeting (ABB). Activity-based budgeting starts with forecasting the
planned savings and expenditures for each task assigned.
However, a set of guidelines regarding the monetary collection and budget for the
seminar was imposed by the College of Nursing to assure that unnecessary collection
or costs would be made for the seminar. With this in mind, a projected gross budget of
Eight Thousand Two Hundred Pesos (Php 8,200.00) acquired through the collection
of Two Hundred Pesos (Php 200.00) per student (41 students) was targeted to cover
all operational costs.
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BUDGET GOAL
The goal of the Finance Committee was to maintain the financial expenditures within or
less than the projected gross budget of Eight Thousand Two Hundred Pesos (Php
8,200.00)
GUIDELINES:
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PROGRAM PROPER
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INVOCATION
“Lord, guide us as we are gathered here today that we may gain new information about
the topics to be presented in this seminar and that we may actively participate in the
discussion. Lord, give our speaker and professors the wisdom so that they may share
their knowledge unto us. We offer this for the greater glory of your name.”
Amen.
OPENING REMARKS
And to our fellow students. I welcome you to our seminar entitled Huli Ka! Ethical and legal issues in the
workplace. I would like to thank the people who made this happen, to the college of nursing, the
administration of Manila Doctors College, to our adviser Mr. Rolando Fausto and to my classmates in
BSN IV-B1 who dedicated their time and effort for this seminar.
Huli ka, a phrase usually used to acknowledge capture of another while committing an untoward act.
Being free from errors entails a big challenge to all of us. This challenge is something that we have to
face for the benefit our clients. I believe with this seminar, we are stepping forward towards our goal.
Nurses should always follow what is ethical and uphold what they know is right. Being in the nursing field
involves ethical and legal responsibility. Some may have garnered it during their college years while
others developed it when they were already in the clinical area. Having a resource person to share
important information about these key issues gives us an edge. This will help us nurses reach towards
our ultimate goal which is excellence.
Again I would like to thank everyone for coming, may this activity be fruitful.
Good Afternoon to all
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CONTENT OF LECTURE
---------------Start of Lecture---------------
Ethics
Studying the principles of morality
Nursing Ethics
The study of the historical and contemporary foundations of professional nursing action
in order to understand what is the good that nursing provides for individuals and society
Absconding
To leave quickly and secretly and hide oneself, often to avoid arrest or prosecution.
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Handling Absconding
Search
Inform Nurse Supervisor/Head Nurse
Determine the condition of the patient
Inform the Attending Physician
Inform the Police
Inform the Hospital Director
Inform relatives
If found, inform relevant persons
Assess patient
Complete an incident report
Illegal Detention
Occurs when people are arbitrarily arrested or imprisoned without charge or trial for an
indefinite amount of time by authorities seeking to either extort money or land or to
silence their victims.
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Policies
Patients (except private) – Mortgage (patient)
Deceased Patients – Mortgage (relatives)
Deceased patients without mortgage from relatives – the cadaver can still be
released
Organ Donation
Qualifications
Sound mind
Legal age
Proof
Will
Organ Donation Card
Oral or Written Donation (2 witnesses)
Persons Responsible
Attending Physician (except the harvesting doctor) – receives donation
consent
Family or Guardian
Organs to be donated:
Thoracic organs
Heart (Deceased-donor only)
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Legatees Donees
Any hospital, physician or surgeon. - For medical or dental education, research,
advancement of medical or dental science, therapy or transplantation;
Any accredited medical or dental school, colleges or university. - For education,
research, advancement of medical or dental science or therapy;
Any organ bank storage facility. - for medical or dental education, research,
therapy, or transplantation; and
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Abortion
Expulsion of the product of conception before the age of violability
Intentional
Offended acted purposely to expulse the fetus
Unintentional
Abortion is not intended but the violence inflicted upon the woman is
intended
“The State recognizes the sanctity of family life and shall protect and strengthen the
family as a basic autonomous social institution. It shall equally protect the life of the
mother and the life of the unborn from conception. The natural and primary right
and duty of parents in the rearing of the youth for civic efficiency and the development
of moral character shall receive the support of the Government.”
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Euthanasia
"A deliberate intervention undertaken with the express intention of ending a life, to
relieve intractable suffering―
Active Euthanasia
Hastening death of a terminally ill or dying person
Passive Euthanasia
Allowing an individual to die by not providing extraordinary intervention
Terminal Sedation
Refers to a coma like state induced when symptoms cannot be controlled
while keeping the patient conscious
Substitution
Committed by a person who exchanges babies without the knowledge of their parents
with the intention to cause the loss of trace of their affiliations.
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Falls
Failure to report observations
Failure to observe diligence
Failure to respond to a call
The difference of a nurse from others is the heart, so when you face a tough time you
know where to refer to.
---------------End of Lecture---------------
CLOSING REMARKS
Thank you Mr. Pring and Ms. Acosta.
Our outmost gratitude to those who come here today to join us to be a nurse equipped with knowledge
about ethics and legal principles.
To our dearest Dean of College of Nursing, Dean Norma Dumadag, our very approachable Academic
Coordinator, Mr. Francis Castilla, our very hardworking Level IV Coordinator, Dr. Celeste Vidal and our
very supportive Class Adviser, Mr. Rolando Fausto, Faculty Members, Batchmatesm, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Good Afternoon!
It is indeed a very informative and great afternoon for each and every one of us. Especially today that
we’re only counting days and weeks in becoming Registered Nurses, the BSN IV-B1 believed that it was
an important thing that we, us future nurses, should have knowledge about legalities when we’re in the
workplace.
Through this, we hope and believed that at the end of this afternoon, the whole class had given you
knowledge and information about different issues that might came out when you were in the area.
Through the help of our speaker, Mr. Daryl P. Separo, we expect that when the time come, we know what
to do and how to act on it.
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Erme C. Dimapasoc
IV –B1 Class Vice-President
CLOSING PRAYER
“Heavenly Father, we thank you for the success of this seminar. This has been a
worthwhile time for us to learn so much that we know will benefit us in the near future,
being registered nurses not only as a title, but also in our own little acts as well. We pray
that we may be able to apply what we have learned into our profession in order to serve
You better through serving others. This we ask through Christ, our Lord,
Amen.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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The Masters of Ceremony, Ms. Angelica Acosta and Mr. Ian Pring Mr. Xavier Galang delivers his Opening Remarks
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Ms. Christine Narciso introduces the guest speaker Mr. Daryl Separo starting his lecture
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Mr. Rolando Fausto and Mr. Xavier Galang awards the Certificate of Appreciation to the guest speaker, Mr. Daryl Separo
An intermission song by Ms. Nina Kathleen Mendoza A dance presentation by Ms. Lowell Getuiza,
Mr. Michael Jao, Mr. Carlo Delano
and Ms. Marivic Manalo
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Mr. Ermie Dimapasoc with his Closing Remarks BSN IV B1 enjoying the success of the seminar
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FINANCIAL REPORT
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES
11%
Physical Arrangement
13%
Guest Relations
Committee
17% Food and Drinks
36% Committee
Invitation and Certificate
Committee
Physical Arrangement
3%
Committee
Documentation
10%
Committee
10%
A total of Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Eleven Pesos and Fifty Cents was spent
for the operations cost of the seminar. The goal to spend within or less than the
projected budget allocation was met with a budget refund of Forty Pesos and twenty
One Cents per student which came from the savings of Three Hundred Eighty Nine
Pesos (Php 389.00) and collected additional funds from the registration fee amounting
to One Thousand Two Hundred Sixty Pesos (Php 1,260.00). All expenditures were
properly represented and accounted.
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BREAKDOWN OF EXPENSES
Food Committee:
BIG juice 100 5.50 550.00
Baked Ziti 1 96.00 96.00
Mayonnaise 1 94.25 94.25
Table napkin 1 28.50 28.50
Loaf of bread 3 44.50 133.50
Water 4 18.00 72.00
Eggs 24 5.00 120.00
TOTAL 1,094.25
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Documentation Committee:
PVC binding element 2 6.00 12.00
Transparency films 1 48.75 48.75
Copy paper 1 186.00 186.00
TOTAL 246.75
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EVALUATION
To determine if the objectives of the seminar were met, an evaluation was conducted to
collate data and determine key points for improvement in future seminars.
The evaluation team made use of a Three Point Scale with the following verbal
agreements.
In summary, with a total average rating of 2.72, the participants were satisfied with the
seminar based on the evaluation results
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APPENDICES
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Appendix A
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Appendix B
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Appendix C
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Appendix D
January 4, 2010
Greetings!
In partial fulfilment of our course, NCM 105: Leadership and Management, we, BSN 1V-B01 students of Manila Doctors College, would
like to invite you as our guest speaker for our seminar entitled, ―Huli Ka!: A Talk About Ethical and Legal Issues at Workplace―, to be held
nd
on January 11, 2010 from 03:00 pm to 05:00 pm at 2 Floor Multipurpose Hall, Manila Doctors College, Pres. Diosdado Macapagal
Blvd., Metropolitan Park, Pasay City. We would very much appreciate it that you can give us and share with us a more in depth
knowledge on the following topics ethical dilemmas being experienced by nurses:
A. Absconding
B. Hoarding Medication
C. Cadaver Harvesting
D. Abortion
E. DNR/ Euthanasia
F. Medico- legal Cases
G. Cheaper Medicine Bill (issues in prescribing branded medications)
We would very much appreciate if you could give us a positive reply on or before January 10, 2010.
Respectfully Yours,
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Appendix E
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FLOOR PLAN
Speakers Speakers
Stage
F Podium
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Chairs
D Chairs
Chairs
Sound Control