Therefore, it is essential for any professional therapist to ensure that they follow a safe and recognised protocol for the protection of all involved. This begins at the Initial Consultation, a ‘mandatory’ part of the process according to Karle and Boys (2010). However, there is currently no legislation with regard to public control of practitioners including counsellors, psychotherapists and hypnotists. The only formal control on such an individual is the common law ‘duty of care’ and commercial law (Heap and Dryden:1991). There are several accredited bodies to which practitioners may choose to become members, but it is not obligatory.
Also, scientific knowledge is testable; research must me able to be empirically proved and be observable with human senses. Furthermore, science is unequal with “common sense”; “common sense” must not be used in research. Finally, research should be free of extraneous cause; it should be explicitly for the good of knowledge and must be judged by logic. Therefore research must produce results that meet the following conditionals: “For all conditions of X, if X has property P and P=Q, then X has property Q” and “Statements must be true for all times and places.” Positivists make certain assumptions about the world. They assume that nature is orderly and that there is an underlying cause or pattern.
Page 2 2__________________________________________________________________ Please note that this material is only to be used as a study guide and not to be reproduced or resold in any format without priorwritten, dated and signed permission from the author. Elements within HSC336 a. Contribute to preventing abusive and aggressive Behaviourb. Deal with incidents of abusive and aggressive Behaviour c. Contribute to reviewing incidents of abusive and aggressive behaviourThere are 13 knowledge requirements within this unit and you willneed to show that you are informed about them all and you understandthe applications likewise.K1. How have the principles of equality, diversity and anti discriminatory practice been applied to work undertaken?
The Code of Ethics was developed, revised, and adopted by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists and the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in July of 1998 (Patient Care in Imaging Technology Seventh Edition, 2010, p 8). Also stated in the previous cited text, these documents represent the application of moral principles and moral values to the practice of the profession and are considered to be the minimum acceptable standards of conduct. The Code of Ethics is the first part of the Standards of Ethics and guides the Radiologic Technologists or Student to a professional direction. 2 As stated in the first paragraph of this paper, when looking at professionalism, one must look at their own personal values. That’s exactly how the Codes of Ethics were developed.
CQC cannot prosecute for a breach of this regulation or any of its parts, but we can take regulatory action. See the offences section on pages 10-11 of this guidance for more detail. CQC must refuse registration if providers cannot satisfy us that they can and will continue to comply with this regulation. Regulation 5: Fit and proper persons: directors Summary of the Regulation The intention of this regulation is to ensure that people who have director level responsibility
Second , it goes over the main points of the extensive moral principles that mirror the profession ‘s core ideals , as well as , institute a collection of decent philosophies to be utilized as a guiding light in coming up with decisions and actions called for by the occurrence of critical situations (American , 2004 . Third , it lends a hand to “Health Information Management ‘professional pinpoint essential deliberations or reflections in instances where responsibilities conflict or when hesitations based on ethics comes up (American , 2004 . Fourth , it serves as a set of rules for the “Health Information Management ‘ professional to be held responsible if it ‘s called for by the people or the public (American , 2004 . Fifth , it plays the role of getting together practitioners who are not familiar to the “mission , values , as well as , ethical principles ‘ of the “Health Information Management (American , 2004 . Last but not least ,
When a nurse witnesses another health care provider “acting in a way that could endanger the health or safety of a patiet, they should make a report of what they witnessed.” (Austin, Brooke, & Glenn, 2004, p. 363 ) The concept of moral agency should guide the nurse when reporting witnessed or suspected malpractice. The nurse has to determine if whistle-blowing is the appropriate decision at this time. The nurse needs to gather the facts, state the problem, determine the reason
1 Adapted from The American Association of Pharmacy Technicians Code of Ethics, published Am J Health-Syst Pharm. 2003; 60:37-51 Institute for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians, 2007 1 Code of Ethics for Pharmacy Technicians Preamble Pharmacy Technicians are healthcare professionals who assist pharmacists in providing the best possible care for patients. The principles of this code, which apply to pharmacy technicians working in any and all settings, are based on the application and support of the moral obligations that guide the pharmacy profession in relationships with patients, healthcare professionals and society. Principles A pharmacy technician’s first consideration is to ensure the health and safety of the patient, and to use knowledge and skills to the best of his/her ability in serving patients. A pharmacy technician supports and promotes honesty and integrity in the profession, which includes a duty to observe the law, maintain the highest moral and ethical
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1.2 Explain the main points of health and safety policies and procedures agreed with the employer. In order for care services to be delivered the way the government intends, the department of health has to devise written statements about what should happen. These statements are written as policy documents, guidelines or pieces of legislation, Depending on whether the law need to change to accommodate the new ideas. An example of a policy statement from the government outlining their plans for the future is the NHS plan. This document provides a comprehensive framework for the development of smaller policies.