In healthcare, the principle of nonmaleficence—”do no harm”—is foundational to ethical decision-making. However, many medical interventions carry inherent risks of harm, even when intended to benefit the patient. How should healthcare professionals balance the principle of nonmaleficence with the potential benefits of a treatment or procedure? Are there situations where causing some degree of harm could be ethically justified in pursuit of a greater good, and how can this justification be effectively communicated to patients and their families?
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Dh assessment 1 revise 2 Capella University Darren Holton January 30, 2026 Communication Styles and Professional Effectiveness Understanding Key Communication Styles Communication style influences how individuals convey ideas, handle disagreement, and interact with others in professional environments. In workplace communication, four commonly recognized styles are passive, aggressive, passive-aggressive, and assertive.