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Case Study Ethical Dilemma

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Running head: ETHICAL DILEMMA CASE STUDY 1 ETHICAL DILEMMA CASE STUDY 2 Ethical Dilemma Case Study Student Institution Affiliation Ethical Dilemma Case Study Question one The ethical dilemma is the condition where one is in a situation where his or her choice is between two options where neither of which the options may resolve the situation in an ethical manner. For such instance, the societal and personal ethical guidelines cannot offer satisfactory outcome for the chooser. In the case mentioned above, the management of the Central hospital is in a moral dilemma because of the situation the hospital is put in. He is not able to acquire the financial assistance from both the city …show more content…

However, it is morally accepted for the Central medical center to continue offering the assistance to the city hospital whose patients are normally being transferred to their hospital; this makes them have the financial burden. By providing the assistance, to the city hospital, it means it will be running at a loss hence, in the long run, it may cease its operation due to the unwillingness of the city mayor as well as the Upscale hospital to offer the required financial assistance. Question two The direct stakeholders are the stakeholders which profoundly affected by the occurrence of an event, while the indirect stakeholders are those stakeholders who do not have an immediate impact on the occurrence of an event or circumstance. In the case study, Upscale hospital, as well as the Central medical center, are the indirect stakeholders since the situation at

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