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The ethics committee has been asked to decide whether to dismiss a physician who has been reported for bullying the staff in his/her service. This physician is the only pediatric oncologist on staff. Using the Anderson and Glesnes-Anderson (1987) model, answer the following questions as a nurse. What is the problem? What actions will solve this problem? What are the consequences of your actions? What ethical principles support each action? What is the best decision and can you support this decision? Please, include any assumptions you made to assist in your decision. Please provide 3 references. 

          The ethics committee has been asked to decide whether to dismiss a physician who has been reported for bullying the staff in his/her service. This physician is the only pediatric oncologist on staff. Using the Anderson and Glesnes-Anderson (1987) model, answer the following questions as a nurse.
What is the problem? What actions will solve this problem? What are the consequences of your actions? What ethical principles support each action? What is the best decision and can you support this decision? Please, include any assumptions you made to assist in your decision. Please provide 3 references.
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This behavior could create a toxic work environment, affect staff morale, and potentially impact patient care. The secondary problem is the potential loss of a critical specialist if the physician is dismissed, which could affect the hospital's ability to provide  Show more…

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The ethics committee has been asked to decide whether to dismiss a physician who has been reported for bullying the staff in his/her service. This physician is the only pediatric oncologist on staff. Using the Anderson and Glesnes-Anderson (1987) model, answer the following questions as a nurse. What is the problem? What actions will solve this problem? What are the consequences of your actions? What ethical principles support each action? What is the best decision and can you support this decision? Please, include any assumptions you made to assist in your decision. Please provide 3 references.
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