105 in advance “to better care for a hospital patient”, or did I negotiate a fee with a family for compensation later, while on a salary; do I understand that this is simply a bribe? Do I suggest the use of medications which I want to promote, although they are not needed? Perhaps I ask too high a price for medicines which I received for sale? Maybe I demanded too high a fee for private practice, not taking into account the financial resources of the sick? Despite a low salary do I work without reproach? 9. How do I respond to the request to work extra hours – in the case of standing in for someone, or an epidemic, or the need for additional home visits, or staying on with a seriously ill patient? 10. Do I have anything to admit in regards to my behavior towards staff and patients of the opposite sex? If everything is fine at work, what about in my private life? Do I understand that the Lord God does not divide morality into “private” and “work-related” spheres and that His commandments are immutable? 11. Do I look after for my own health? Do I exhaust myself unnecessarily, claiming recklessly that “Nothing will happen to me”? Is my life-style undermining my strength to work? Part IV 1. What is my attitude towards a person who is ill? Do I make a conscious effort not to fall into apathy and routine? 2. Do I pray for the sick and all those entrusted to my care? 3. Do I shy away from essential nursing care of the sick, resorting to more advanced and ‘effective’ treatments, unnecessarily replacing doctors? And yet our patients sense our love the most, when we wash them, feed them, make them more comfortable! Do I do everything within my power to provide the sick with just such care, either personally or by skillfully organizing my own tasks or the work of others? Maybe I excuse myself
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