Conversations in Ethics: Ethical Issues Related to Highly Infectious Diseases Evaluation

As a result of participating in this course, to what extent do you agree that you will be better able to accomplish these objectives *

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Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats.	Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats. - 5	Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats. - 4	Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats. - 3	Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats. - 2	Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats. - 1	Describe first responders’ protocols for rapid management of highly infectious and pathogenic biological threats. - 0
Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce.	Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce. - 5	Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce. - 4	Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce. - 3	Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce. - 2	Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce. - 1	Review the ethical guidelines set forth by Baptist Health that address public health emergency situations in which clinical resources become scarce. - 0
Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event.	Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event. - 5	Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event. - 4	Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event. - 3	Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event. - 2	Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event. - 1	Articulate an understanding of the real danger of such an event. - 0

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Course content.	Course content. - 5	Course content. - 4	Course content. - 3	Course content. - 2	Course content. - 1
Barbara Russell, R.N., MPH, CIC FACP	Barbara Russell, R.N., MPH, CIC FACP - 5	Barbara Russell, R.N., MPH, CIC FACP - 4	Barbara Russell, R.N., MPH, CIC FACP - 3	Barbara Russell, R.N., MPH, CIC FACP - 2	Barbara Russell, R.N., MPH, CIC FACP - 1
John E. Braden, M.D.	John E. Braden, M.D. - 5	John E. Braden, M.D. - 4	John E. Braden, M.D. - 3	John E. Braden, M.D. - 2	John E. Braden, M.D. - 1

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Conversations in Ethics: Ethical Issues Related to Highly Infectious Diseases Evaluation