The reader friendly format of this text includes questions and exercises in every chapter, allowing readers to test their knowledge and apply important concepts. An abundance of clinically relevant case examples, including many real cases on public record, teach readers about ethics at work. Each chapter begins with a summary section, plus key terms. Boxes titled Ethics in Focus are scattered throughout the text. Also, several flowcharts and forms can be photocopied for readers use. Each chapter ends with a comprehensive annotated bibliography and a section of cases. An appendix at the back of the book contains codes of ethics for many rehabilitation professionals, including physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, respiratory therapists, prosthetists, orthotists, speech-language pathologists, chiropractors, and rehabilitation nurses.
1. Introduction: Attributes of Professions and Professionals 2. Bioethical Principles 3. Codification of Ethical Duties 4. Autonomy 5. Scope of Professional Practice 6. Financial Responsibility: Duties of Patients and Providers 7. Confidentiality 8. Non-Discrimination: Consideration of Distributive and Comparative Justice 9. Professional Business Arrangements 10. Sexual Harassment 11. Life and Death Decision-Making 12. Ethical Issues in Human Subjects Research 13. Student Issues 14. Substance Abuse 15. A Suggested Model for Ethical Decision Making 16. Case Problems and Perspectives 17. Conclusion: Further Directions in Professional Ethics Appendix: Codes of Ethics
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