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1.            Discuss a case in which you felt your patient
advocate role was compromised by your gatekeeper role. How did you deal with
that? What actions did you find to work?
2.            Discuss a case in which you felt medical
necessity was misused. Explain the ethical decision-making process you pursued
to handle the issue.

1.            Discuss differences between a patient who is
terminally ill and one who is imminently dying. Would the case plans differ?
What are the ethical implications for the care of each patient?
2.            Discuss a case in which your gatekeeper role
was influenced by your patient advocate role.

1.            In your opinion, is there an ethical
difference between withholding and withdrawing life-sustaining treatment?
Describe cases from your own practice that are examples of these issues.
2.            Is withholding or withdrawing nutritional
support from a person ethically justifiable? When, if ever? What criteria could
be used? What about hydration?

Write a reflection in which you assess your abilitytoperform each of the course objectives (listed below). Usemay use a rating scale (ex.Above Average, Average, or Below Average) for each of the courseobjectives or discuss in any format that evaluates your relative strength or weakness after working through this course. Explain and justify why you gave yourself that rating,your experiences with each of the objectives in the class, what you learned about each of the objectives, and areas where you think you can improve. Use the writing skills discussed during the semester to write this assessment. Total paper length should be about 1.5 – 2 pages total.
analyze documentation conventions
analyze audience, purpose, and context needs
write clear and helpful comments in code
clearly describe functions of code and program structures
adapt documentationfor different purposes and audiences
work effectively in a team
analyze ethical issues in technical documentation contexts
Attachments:
5633506_1_Self-Assesment.docx

1. Where a defendant is charged
with an offence under either s 89(1) or (2) of the Police Act 1996, what requirements
must be satisfied in order for the defendant to be convicted?
2. Why do you think that
Parliament saw fit to treat processions and assemblies differently when
enacting the Public Order Act 1986?

In Cumming v Chief Constable of
Northumbria Police (2003), Brooke LJ remarked that he had been ‘very uneasy
about this case throughout the hearing of the appeal’ and that he remained so
at its conclusion. What does the case tell us about the effectiveness of
‘reasonable suspicion’ as a safeguard against police abuse of their power of
arrest?

1. In the words of Sir Konrad
Schiemann, ‘does locus standi matter or are the courts becoming so liberal that
we can forget it?’
2.  An alternative to the present
arrangements on standing would be to allow anyone to seek judicial review of
any decision which they wished to challenge. What would be the advantages and
disadvantages of such a system?

In R (on the application of
Richards) v Pembrokeshire County Council (2004), Neuberger LJ stated: . . . the
advent of the Human Rights Act 1998, and in particular the consequent
introduction into English law of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human
Rights, may have an impact on the continuing effectiveness of the reasoning in
Ostler . To what extent, if any, do you agree with this view?

What rule was established by the
HL in O’Reilly v Mackman ? Can it be argued that in the later decided cases,
the courts have taken a pragmatic approach to the scope of this rule? Has the
rule survived the introduction of the Civil Procedure Rules?

1. Why have the courts been
unwilling to accept that discretion may be limitless?
2. How can a review be
distinguished from an appeal?