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In order to make a decision of whether or not to accept the business proposition from the complementary Products Company I initially need to outline the ethical issues that the different decisions would create.
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Legal and Professional Issues- First Assignment Scenario four In order to make a decision of whether or not to accept the business proposition from the complementary Products Company I initially need to outline the ethical issues that the different decisions would create. Ethical issues raised by accepting the offer: By offering doctors 'incentives' is actually a form of bribery, therefore this is not an ethical way to implement the features on the system, as people have to be given an incentive to take it on rather than take it on their own accord. By advertising the services of the complementary products on documents for patients the IT Company are allowing the complementary services to target vulnerable patients who may feel these services will act as a 'miracle cure', in fact the practitioners hold uncertain qualifications with unknown risks. It is therefore unethical as nothing can be proven in the success of complementary health products...
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