Ethical Diversity in Healthcare Delivery

About the Book

In the wake of massive technological innovation and increased patient diversity, the most daunting challenges facing the healthcare industry is the provision of medical care within the medley of ethical diversity. 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 Ethical Diversity in Healthcare Delivery, he presents ethical approaches by several institutions, including community healthcare organizations, colleges, international agencies, and religious medical ethics. He finally presents a list of informed consent negligence and malpractice lawsuits facing the healthcare organization in clinical practice and provides guidelines for healthcare providers to evaluate their practices effectively.

About the Author

Education The author’s educational background is as follows: Ph.D., M.P.A., M.S.Ed., B.Sc., and AS from city and private universities in New York City – USA. Expertise Healthcare Researcher and Educator; Health Policy and Management, Financial Management, Community Health, Risk Management in Health care, International Healthcare systems and Elementary through College Education. Projects As an accountant with the Family Support Systems Unlimited, Inc. in the Bronx, New York, he managed accounts payable and trained special program candidates. Thereafter, he held an academic position with the New York City Department of Education for more than a decade. He is currently a Faculty Associate at the Bronx Community College (CUNY), University of Phoenix (UOP) and the University of Applied Management (UAM) in Ghana. He has published is the author of the Barriers to healthcare access for members of the Bronx Ghanaian immigrant Muslim community in New York City.