This essay aims to discuss about a clinical skill in which I have become competent in practicing during my clinical practicum in a major hospital. I will use a reflective model to discuss how I have achieved the necessary level of competence whilst on clinical practicum. The published model of reflection that I have chosen to use is the Gibbs model (Gibbs 1988). I have chosen Gibbs model of reflection. It is also a common model of reflection widely used within the health professions.
* B: One must sit for and pass a national exam 2. Once the CMA certification exam is passed and the credentials are awarded, what must be done to maintain that certification? * A: Obtain continuing education credits that are sanctioned by the credentialing body. 3. In 1978, which governmental agency recognized the profession of medical assisting?
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
An Overview on My Personal Philosophy of Nursing The basis of this paper is to look into the personal nursing philosophy I have conceptualized while exploring my beliefs and values in my nursing career. I plan to convey why I choose this profession and what I believe the core of nursing is and what it should be. I believe the nature of nursing is rooted in commitment to public service and the undeniable desire to help those in need. Nursing is more than treating an illness; rather it is focused on delivering quality patient care that is individualized to the needs of each patient My philosophy of nursing incorporates the knowledge of medicine while combining it with relational, compassionate caring that respects the dignity of each patient. My philosophy is one that focuses on the empowerment each patient in the delivery of holistic nursing care.
Understanding Professionalism Practices in Radiologic Technology Introduction to Radiologic Technology Yvonne Williams 02/23/12 1 To understand professionalism practices in Radiologic Technology, one must look at their personal code of ethics, moral principles, and values and then add that to the professional values, ethical principles, and code of ethics in Radiologic Technology. As a radiographer, one is required to act professional at all times when interacting with patients, the health care team and administrators. In this paper, I’ll be reviewing the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists’ Standards of Ethics and how it encompasses the understanding of professionalism practices in Radiologic Technology. The Standard of Ethics is made up of two parts: the Code of Ethics and the Rules of Ethics. 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).
Plan for Reflective Essay! Introduction: * What will my essay focus on? – Various professional values and how I developed a professional relationship with a patient/client. * How will I complete this assignment? – following the Gibbs model of reflection * What is this model of reflection?
Running head: ETHICAL STANDARDS Medical Assisting & Code Of Ethics Lanecia Grevious Kaplan University Running Head: ETHICAL STANDARDS After researching about my chosen profession I now know what it takes in order to pursue my career with my degree; Associate of Applied Science in Medical Assisting. The first step to take would be to obtain membership in the professional organization associated with medical assisting. The professional organization is called The American Association of Medical Assistants. My professional code of ethics will help me make decisions by avoiding unethical behavior. Making decisions will not be based on my own opinion
These responsibilities requires a manager to gather information from physicians and other staff members. With all the information coded and on file, a manager will be able send out accurate billing statements to insurance companies and patients. In order to be successful in the accuracy of medical records, coding and billing, and insurance processing, students who are seeking an Associates of Applied Science in Medical Office Management must acquire detail oriented skills. Mastering this skill will not only further ones career, but help simplify their responsibilities and keep them organized. According to Kaplan University (n.d.), medical office managers must be competent in medical records management, billing and coding, and insurance processing.
The Importance of Proper Chart Documentation Introduction One of the most important things you will do in your job in the healthcare profession is charting. Charting is the way healthcare professionals communicate a patient’s weight, height, condition, medication, and past medical history. As soon as you walk in a doctor’s office, hospital, or any medical facility charting begins from the moment you sign in. Only healthcare professionals that are certified, licensed, or registered to chart should do so. There are three reasons proper chart documentations are important: to avoid lawsuits, keep accurate medical information for patient, and to maintain proper communication from one professional to another.
More importantly, the organization should provide training sessions to employees to enhance their comprehension of the ethical code and values within the entity. Reflection of the ethical code is represented by communication from executives and managers and by interaction with employees, patient/family members and other healthcare professionals. Do we just post it on the door? How does an organization reflect ethical standards? Not only do you post the code of ethics on the door but also it is represented by actions and words.