Health Services Delivery and Ethical Implications

About the Book

Ethics is the moral principle act of conducting oneself appropriately. The codes of ethics guiding institutions are unique but the bottom line of each one of them is to reduce if not eliminate harm to mankind. In Dr. Musah’s Health Services Delivery and Ethical Implications, he presented ethical approaches by several institutions such as, health-care organizations, colleges, and international agencies. He broadly presented a review of ethical theories and utilized the findings of current research, especially in the area of ethical implication in clinical practice and research approach and provided guidelines for health-care providers to evaluate their practices critically.

About the Author

Author’s Bio Education PhD, Walden University; MPA, New York University; MSEd, city college (CUNY); BS, Lehman College (CUNY). Expertise Health policy and management, financial management, community health, risk management in health care, international health-care systems and elementary through high school education. Projects As an accountant at Family Support Systems Unlimited, Inc., in the Bronx, New York, he managed accounts payable and trained special program candidates. Thereafter, he held academic positions at the New York City Department of Education, the Bronx Community College (CUNY), the University of Phoenix, and the University of Applied Management (UAM) in Ghana. He has published several articles.