I was reading through my mental illness text for uni (which i will post latter if asked, its not in the house) and i came across an "ethical delelma"
The issue was "you see male patient with Hep B atempting to initiate unprotected sexual relations with some female patients. You talk to him and he tells you he still intends to persue a sexual relationship with them. your facillity has a zero sex policy. what do you do?"
My first thought was, hang on, what the fuck. What right does any care facillity have to impose a zero sex policy on there patients?
For the moment ignore the fact that he is Hep B, that just leads to an issue of "do you disclose to his potentual sexual partners concidering you have an ethical duty to them as well as him. The issue which got up my nose was specifically the zero sex policy
The issue was "you see male patient with Hep B atempting to initiate unprotected sexual relations with some female patients. You talk to him and he tells you he still intends to persue a sexual relationship with them. your facillity has a zero sex policy. what do you do?"
My first thought was, hang on, what the fuck. What right does any care facillity have to impose a zero sex policy on there patients?
For the moment ignore the fact that he is Hep B, that just leads to an issue of "do you disclose to his potentual sexual partners concidering you have an ethical duty to them as well as him. The issue which got up my nose was specifically the zero sex policy