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What are the ethical principles that can help guide decision-making in athletic therapy?
What are the ethical principles that can help guide decision-making in athletic therapy?
- Confidentiality, Honesty, Transparency, Accountability
- Autonomy, Beneficence, Justice, Nonmaleficence (correct)
- Integrity, Compassion, Empathy, Responsibility
- Professionalism, Competence, Respect, Collaboration
According to the content, ethical decision-making in athletic therapy should be based on which factors?
According to the content, ethical decision-making in athletic therapy should be based on which factors?
- Personal feelings and emotional responses alone.
- Primarily on the opinions and advice of colleagues.
- A combination of moral behavior, personal values, and ethical principles. (correct)
- Solely on legal guidelines and regulations.
Which ethical principle emphasizes the avoidance of causing harm to clients?
Which ethical principle emphasizes the avoidance of causing harm to clients?
- Justice
- Beneficence
- Nonmaleficence (correct)
- Autonomy
Which ethical principle ensures that benefits, burdens, and costs are distributed fairly?
Which ethical principle ensures that benefits, burdens, and costs are distributed fairly?
What is the significance of the CATA Code of Ethics/Code of Conduct for athletic therapists?
What is the significance of the CATA Code of Ethics/Code of Conduct for athletic therapists?
What is the role of personal values and morals in ethical decision-making?
What is the role of personal values and morals in ethical decision-making?
When faced with an ethical dilemma, what is the first crucial step?
When faced with an ethical dilemma, what is the first crucial step?
How does the content suggest that ethical decision-making should be approached?
How does the content suggest that ethical decision-making should be approached?
Which of the following is NOT a principle to consider when determining the right moral action?
Which of the following is NOT a principle to consider when determining the right moral action?
What is the maximum number of groups that will be formed for the presentations?
What is the maximum number of groups that will be formed for the presentations?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that will influence decision-making during the presentations?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that will influence decision-making during the presentations?
What is the primary focus of the quiz on February 19th?
What is the primary focus of the quiz on February 19th?
What aspect is NOT required to be addressed in the group presentations?
What aspect is NOT required to be addressed in the group presentations?
How will students be notified of their group scenarios for the presentations?
How will students be notified of their group scenarios for the presentations?
How is the process of reaching a consensus on a proposed course of action described?
How is the process of reaching a consensus on a proposed course of action described?
What is the allocated time for the group presentations, including the discussion?
What is the allocated time for the group presentations, including the discussion?
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Key People
Key People
Individuals involved in decision-making or affected by actions.
Ethical Principles
Ethical Principles
Guidelines that help determine right and wrong actions.
Code of Ethics
Code of Ethics
A set of guidelines for professional conduct.
Course of Action
Course of Action
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Consensus
Consensus
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Moral Action Principles
Moral Action Principles
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Legal Considerations
Legal Considerations
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Presentation Requirements
Presentation Requirements
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Documentation
Documentation
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Dilemmas in Athletic Therapy
Dilemmas in Athletic Therapy
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CATA Code of Ethics
CATA Code of Ethics
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Autonomy
Autonomy
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Nonmaleficence
Nonmaleficence
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Beneficence
Beneficence
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Justice in Healthcare
Justice in Healthcare
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Moral Intensity
Moral Intensity
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Study Notes
Documentation Recap
- Documentation is crucial for various reasons
- Documentation helps understand why certain actions were taken
- Records of actions taken are important for future reference
Facing Dilemmas in Athletic Therapy
- Ethical, moral, and legal implications are pertinent to athletic therapy decisions
- Identify potential issues in scenarios
- Develop strategies for resolving dilemmas
Resources and Influences
- Identify resources to assist navigating dilemmas
- Consider personal factors, organizational factors, and intensity of moral factors
- Explore the influence of existing codes of conduct or protocols
CATA Code of Ethics/Conduct
- The CATA Code provides guidance and rules to follow
- Personal values and morals should be considered
- Establish and maintain visible personal values and morals
Principle-Based Approach to Decision-Making
- Principles in healthcare provide a framework to determine correct moral action
- Understand the guidelines for determining “correct" moral action in healthcare
Autonomy
- Emphasizes self-determination/independence of the patient
- Patient has the right to make healthcare decisions
- When informed and capable, patients have the right to make decisions about treatment or refusal
Nonmaleficence
- Avoid causing harm to clients
- Balance risks and benefits of care plans to minimize harm
Beneficence
- Promotes good for others
- Take steps to help those involved
- Prioritize the best interests of the athlete
Justice
- Focuses on fairness and equity
- Ensure fair distribution of benefits, burdens, and costs
- Emphasizes equal treatment of individuals in similar situations
Decision Making Basis
- Decisions are based on moral behavior, personal values, and principles
- Decisions are supplemented by codes of ethics and laws
Steps to Approach Dilemma
- Determine if a dilemma exists
- Identify relevant facts, values, and beliefs of all parties involved
- Consider various possible courses of action
- Evaluate each proposed course
- Ensure the course of action leads to an accepted outcome
Evaluating Proposed Course of Action
- Prioritize ethical principles in the situation
- Follow organizational/professional codes of ethics
- Consider social rules, self-interests, values, and legal considerations
Summary of Decision-Making
- Understand factors that influence decision-making processes (like professional codes, personal values, morals, and laws)
- Apply principles (like beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and justice) when making ethical decisions
Presentations
- Groups of 5-7 develop a consensus on a presented dilemma
- Use power-point presentations to explain reasoning
Presentations Details
- Presentations must cover ethical codes, legal considerations, and moral implications
- Presentations lasting 15 minutes are followed by group discussions
- Due date and specific time are provided for presentations
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- Sign-up for groups before the end of the given day
- System assigns groups
- Scenario details will be distributed by email
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Description
This quiz explores the ethical, moral, and legal considerations in athletic therapy. It addresses the importance of documentation, resources for decision-making, and the CATA Code of Ethics. Test your understanding of the principles-based approach to resolving dilemmas in this critical field.
