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authors begin by stating that public health practices should be aligned with social justice and human rights. Then, authors go on to say that while it may be true that
there is attention to equity, there should also be attention to freedom as well (Etkind, Arias, Bagley & Nelson, 2008). In other words, it is important to provide health care
to all, but it should not be at the expense of individual freedom. The authors ask in the context of this article whether standards should be the same in usual
or unusual times (Etkind, Arias, Bagley & Nelson, 2008). Quickly, the answer appears and it seems that the author of this article believe that ethics should prevail in all
situations. The importance of this article is attached to ethics. That is, there is the idea that there should be a consistency present in terms of medical care. People should
be given rights to choose and not be given care at the whims of health care professionals simply because they are trying to evenly divide resources. Authors use the flu
epidemic in the United States and the SARS epidemic in Canada as examples of times that are challenging (Etkind, Arias, Bagley & Nelson, 2008). In such cases, the idea of
quarantine presented challenges (Etkind, Arias, Bagley & Nelson, 2008). This is not surprising. But authors claim that voluntary quarantine is an idea that is likely to be much more successful
than if people are forced into certain behaviors (Etkind, Arias, Bagley & Nelson, 2008). While these situations are used as examples, the authors then divide the remainder of the journal
article into different concepts that they expand upon. The concepts are respect for autonomy, beneficence, justice for all, veracity, privacy, confidentiality, fidelity, protection of vulnerable populations, and preventing conflicts of
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