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Introduction
* Becton Dickinson(BD) is a medical tecnology company. BD manufactures and sells a broad range of medical supplies, devices, laboratory, equipment and diagnositic products.
* In 1991 that about 64 health care workers were infected with the AIDS virus each year as a result of needlestick injuries.
* In 1988, BD decided to market only one size version of the protective sleeve. (standard syringe and capital outlay)
* In 1998, Retractable Technologies, Inc., unveiled a new safety syringe call Vanishpoint syrine. It get a highest rate from ECRI.
Stakeholders:
* Hospitals, Nurses, BD Company, Retractable, Patients
Dilemmas:
* If BD Company produce more sizes syringes, then the standard syringes will be influenced.
* If BD Company did not produce, then more sizes syringes, more nurses will be injured.
* If hospital buy Safety syringe from Retractable, then hospital needs to pay high penalties.
* If hospital did not buy safely syringe from Retractable, then more care workers will be injured.
Question: As a consumer, what problem do you always face in market?
Answer: Dangerous and risky products
* Deceptive selling practices
* Poorly constructed products
* Failure to honor warranties
* Deceptive and unpleasant advertising
Question: How do you think the relationship between syringe’s manufacturer and the syringe users?
Answer: The view that the relationship between a medical manufacturer and its users is a contractual relationship, and the firm’s moral duties to the customer that those created by this contractual relationship.
The contractual view of business firm’s duties to consumers:
* The duty to comply
* The duty to disclosure
* The duty not to misrepresent
* The duty not to coerce
Duty to comply: Reliability, service life, maintainability, and product safety
Duty of disclosure: An agreement cannot bind...