Tom (aged 78) has been diagnosed with a rare form of Parkinson’s disease. He is living with
his wife, Amy, of 40 years and she is his primary carer. His specialist has recommended
various drugs for Tom. But both Tom and Amy have refused to accept the diagnosis and have
decided not to take the drugs. They do not wish to tell the specialist of their intentions. They
have always followed alternative medical procedures, but are nervous, confused, and afraid
that Tom will be forced to have various medications and procedures against his wishes. Identify the issues of confidentiality and privacy in this scenerio.