Question

What individual flaws/vulnerabilities you wrestle with and how you intend to to be an ethical long-term care leader. 300 words

Answer 1

Ans) Elders with long-term care needs are no exception. These two ethical issues—setting limits by family members and the elder's obligation— need to be negotiated by elders and their family members in long-term care needs of the elder and the available options for meeting those needs.

- Lack of resources, end‐of‐life issues and coercion were ethical challenges. The staff would appreciate systematic ethics work to aid decision‐making.

- Also, on other hand, Low wages, stressful conditions due to inadequate staffing and frequent turnover, lack of benefits, lack of social support (child-care assistance, transportation), minimal job security, and high personal injury rates are the main problems that must be resolved to raise job satisfaction and increase employee retention.