[Solved]: Case Study: Three administrators from Franklin…

Case Study: Three administrators from Franklin Family Clinic attend a Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) meeting in Miami Florida. They are waiting for their table at Puerto Sagua Cuban restaurant. Michaela says. “That session on preparing for disasters was more than scary. It’s becoming quite a large problem and I can understand why The Joint Commission (TJC) wants us prepared. It just got me thinking about our staff and how we should be prepared to help them. I think we have a duty to provide support for our staff when they have to deal with such difficult situations.” Sam says, “Here you so again, Michaela. You are ahways thinking pbout your duty to someone. What you don’t understand is that disasters are rare events, and we have many more obligations to meet needs that we already have. After all, marry of our patients struggle to pay their bills and we must try to provide the best care for most people possible with our buidset? Jo says. “1 think both of you have some good points bere. I don’t think we should just talk about disaster preparation; we need to take action that wall benefit our staff and the community we serve. After all, we have the brains to find an answer for both issues. Personally, I would be happier if we could meet both goals.” Questions: Using your text and class notes, choose 1 of the 3 HCA’s and identify which theorist or theorists support his/her statement. Be sure to explain your choices with examples for the case. Next, think about principles of ethics. Which principles are demonstrated in your choice of administrator’s comments?