Promote the rights of clients and carers and their role in treamtent planning and recovery [LO6]/ Reflect on the personal perceptions and meaning of health, illness, dying and death as appropriate in the specialty practice area. [LO7]/Roles and ResponsibiityOrder DescriptionPlease provide 5 or more references for each of the modules.Promote the rights of clients and carers and their role in treamtent planning and recovery [LO6]Herring (2007) asks this question: ?where are the carers in healthcare law and ethics?? This is a thought provoking question. Herring makes the point that the role of carers is often devalued and their opinion is not considered, because our healthcare is too focused on the individual only. Modern healthcare promotes partnerships with patient/clients and their carers, encouraging them to take responsibility for their health. The question for us as nurses, therefore, is: ?how do we support that partnership???Where are the carers in the healthcare law and ethics?. It is important to understand that while the holistic approach to health care is preferred it is hard to balance the rights of all parties. What is the nurse?s role in ensuring carers and patients/clients have a say and that all opinions are respected. Sharing of information is fundamental to this consideration. The carers play an important role in providing information to health care professionals but do they have any rights to be consider in the decision making of care if there is no legal directive. The patient/client has rights but do the carers have rights as well. Further to this ethical theorie are often at the foundation of nurse?s approach to care. Ethics of Care theory claims that moral agents (carers, clients, health care professionals and institutions) are not separate entities and that the application of universal ethics is not in appropriate. This theory is based on consensus ethics which incorporates the views of all involved in care (Freegard