Federal Government Case

Federal Government Case

The principle of informed consent would apply to this case. The citizens of the United States would need to explained earlier about the program in order to make their decision on whether the program would be acceptable or not. There would necessitate a thorough description of the program and its potential benefits. This would help citizens make choices collaboratively when there are multiple viable alternatives, taking into consideration the citizen’s specific interests and goals as well as the best factual information available about the program. Secondly, the principle of double effect would apply to this case. The government should consider the benefits of the program to the citizens of the United States as well as the potential dangers associated. The program would benefit the citizens of the United States since they would obtain enhanced medical services, but on the other hand, the government should consider ways in which citizens would not be imposed heavy taxes. Lastly, the principle of well-informed conscience would apply in this case. The decision to promote health care for every citizen in the United States would be align with God’s love for his people to be healthy. This program would benefit U. s residents and eliminate the hardships they go through while seeking medical services.

I would support the program since it would eliminate all the challenges people face while seeking medical services. This program would serve to enhance access to medical services, which is especially critical for isolated or disadvantaged populations who may not otherwise be able to obtain these treatments. This program would also equalize medical services, as no physicians or institutions can prioritize and cater to a more affluent clientele. This ensures that everybody receives the same quality of treatment, which contributes to a healthier population and a prolonged lifespan

Reference

Principles of Catholic Health Care Ethics