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- Zimbabwe has ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), which establishes children's rights to protection, provision, and participation. However, implementation and enforcement of children's rights remains a challenge due to socioeconomic factors.
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- Guidelines for ethical dental practice including responsibilities to patients and maintaining professional competence.
- The goals and functions of ethics committees in reviewing ethical issues.
- Concepts in dental jurisprudence including negligence, malpractice, and regulations governing licensed dental professionals.
- Factors considered in ethical treatment including obtaining consent and managing situations where treatment quality may need to be compromised.
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This document discusses legal and ethical issues in psychology. It begins by defining the differences between morals and ethics, noting that ethics refer specifically to the rules and guidelines of a profession. Several key principles from the APA Code of Ethics are outlined, including beneficence, integrity, justice, and respecting rights/dignity. The document also provides examples of ethical standards like informed consent and withdrawal rights. Rest's four components of ethical decision making are defined. Finally, a case study example is presented to illustrate applying ethics in practice.
The document discusses the key principles and standards of the American Psychological Association's (APA) Code of Ethics. It explains that the code provides guidance for psychologists through aspirational principles and enforceable standards. The five principles are beneficence and non-maleficence, fidelity and responsibility, integrity, justice, and respect for people's rights and dignity. The 10 standards cover resolving ethical issues, competence, human relations, privacy/confidentiality, advertising, record keeping/fees, education/training, research/publication, assessment, and therapy. Case studies are provided to illustrate how psychologists should apply the standards to resolve ethical dilemmas.
This is a companion Powerpoint to Ethics & Psychology Podcast on ethical decision-making.
The importance of this podcast and Episode 5 is to set up vignette analysis in future podcasts. Everyone needs to be on the same page in order to apply ethical decision-making in instructional or real life situations.
This document outlines the key topics in dental ethics including:
- The meaning and importance of ethics, professionalism, and making ethical decisions in dentistry.
- Guidelines for ethical dental practice including responsibilities to patients and maintaining professional competence.
- The goals and functions of ethics committees in reviewing ethical issues.
- Concepts in dental jurisprudence including negligence, malpractice, and regulations governing licensed dental professionals.
- Factors considered in ethical treatment including obtaining consent and managing situations where treatment quality may need to be compromised.
This document outlines the topics and schedule for an ethics course. It will cover definitions of ethics, law and philosophy, medical ethics, laws and regulations, professionalism and ethics, and business ethics. There will be weekly quizzes and a midterm exam. The goal is to help students make ethical decisions and analyze situations from an ethical perspective in healthcare. Main topics include definitions, major branches of ethics, and applying ethics to business, medicine, and the law. The course will use interactive methods like presentations, case studies and discussions.
This document discusses key topics in counseling ethics from Gerald Corey's book, including mandatory ethics, aspirational ethics, positive ethics, informed consent, confidentiality, exceptions to confidentiality, cultural competence, diagnosis and assessment, evidence-based practice, multiple relationships, and the use of technology and social media in counseling. Being an ethical counselor requires following ethical codes, making ethical decisions on a case-by-case basis, seeking consultation, and engaging in self-reflection.
This document provides an overview of ethics in nursing. It begins by defining ethics as the study of moral values and right versus wrong. It discusses key ethical principles like autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. It also distinguishes between ethics, morals, and personal values. The document outlines the steps of ethical decision making and notes that nurses use professional codes of ethics and clinical ethics committees to guide decisions involving ethical issues.
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The document provides an overview of ethics training for psychologists. It includes the following:
- Learning objectives focused on ethical principles, decision-making models, and analyzing ethical vignettes.
- A description of online ethics resources like blogs that can aid in self-education and connecting with others.
- A review of APA's ethics code including its enforceable standards and aspirational principles.
- Discussion of key ethical concepts like autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, fidelity, and justice.
- The Acculturation Model which examines how psychologists integrate professional and personal ethics.
- Approaches to ethical decision-making including risk management versus positive ethics.
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- Professional ethics provide guiding principles for a given profession based on its duties and standards. Examples given are medical ethics like the Hippocratic Oath.
- Types of professional ethics discussed include those for engineers, doctors, lawyers, journalists and various codes of conduct. Core principles like honesty, integrity and public service are common across most.
- The difference between personal and professional ethics is explored, with professional ethics referring specifically to standards in one's occupational field.
- Maintaining high ethical standards is important for professions to
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This document provides an overview of the American Psychological Association's Ethics Code, which establishes ethical standards and guidelines for psychologists. It discusses the intent, organization, scope of application, and procedural considerations of the Ethics Code. The Ethics Code consists of an Introduction, Preamble, five General Principles, and specific Ethical Standards. It is intended to provide guidance to psychologists and standards for professional conduct that can be enforced by the APA and other bodies that adopt the Ethics Code. However, it is not intended as the basis for civil liability.
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The document discusses various types of ethics including professional ethics, business ethics, engineering ethics, personal ethics, and corporate ethics. It provides definitions and examples of each type. Professional ethics refer to guiding principles that professionals in a field should follow, such as honesty and trustworthiness. Engineering ethics examines the moral obligations of engineers to society. Personal ethics are moral principles that guide an individual's personal life. Business ethics ensure fair treatment of employees and ethical business practices. Corporate ethics refer to a company's environmental, social, and economic responsibilities.
Medical ethics aims to define right and wrong in medical practice. It draws on ethical theories like consequentialism, deontology, and situational ethics. Key principles of medical ethics include autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and informed consent. Doctors have a duty to treat patients compassionately and respect their rights and privacy. Ethical issues arise when there are conflicts between values or responsibilities. Medical ethics provides frameworks for resolving dilemmas in a fair and just manner.
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This code of ethics and conduct from the British Psychological Society provides guidance for psychologists. It begins with an introduction that outlines the purpose and scope of the code. It then describes a process for ethical decision making. The main part of the code outlines four ethical principles: respect, competence, responsibility, and integrity. Each principle is defined by a set of standards for ethical conduct. The code aims to guide psychologists in their work.
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This document provides an overview of business ethics and related concepts. It defines ethics, personal ethics, business ethics, and accounting ethics. It discusses the relationship between law and ethics. It also covers ethical decision making, principles of personal ethics, and motivation for being ethical. Normative theories in business ethics like utilitarianism, Kantian ethics, and egoism are introduced. The document also discusses how corporations can institutionalize ethics.
This document provides an overview of ethical decision-making in clinical practice. It discusses several key principles of ethics including autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and fidelity. It also outlines a 7-step model for ethical decision making and addresses issues like boundaries, forensic matters, and confidentiality. Common questions for ethics committees involve multiple relationships, test security, and custody evaluations. Maintaining proper boundaries and prioritizing patient welfare are emphasized.
The document provides an overview of ethics training for psychologists. It includes the following:
- Learning objectives focused on ethical principles, decision-making models, and analyzing ethical vignettes.
- A description of online ethics resources like blogs that can aid in self-education and connecting with others.
- A review of APA's ethics code including its enforceable standards and aspirational principles.
- Discussion of key ethical concepts like autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, fidelity, and justice.
- The Acculturation Model which examines how psychologists integrate professional and personal ethics.
- Approaches to ethical decision-making including risk management versus positive ethics.
This document provides an overview of professional practice and ethics. It defines ethics and discusses professional ethics in various fields like engineering, medicine, law, media, etc. Key points include:
- Professional ethics provide guiding principles for a given profession based on its duties and standards. Examples given are medical ethics like the Hippocratic Oath.
- Types of professional ethics discussed include those for engineers, doctors, lawyers, journalists and various codes of conduct. Core principles like honesty, integrity and public service are common across most.
- The difference between personal and professional ethics is explored, with professional ethics referring specifically to standards in one's occupational field.
- Maintaining high ethical standards is important for professions to
This document provides an overview of ethical decision-making in clinical practice. It discusses several principles of ethics including autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and fidelity. It also addresses issues like multiple relationships, boundaries, confidentiality, and responding to subpoenas. The document presents a 7-step model for ethical decision making and provides discussion of various challenges that can arise regarding boundaries, forensic matters, and confidentiality.
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This document discusses engineering ethics and the responsibilities of engineers. It defines engineering ethics as concerning one's conduct and behavior when carrying out engineering work. Codes of ethics aim to set ideals and responsibilities for the profession, protect clients and professionals, improve the profession's profile, and provide guidance. They address issues like academic honesty, confidentiality, impartiality, and conflicts of interest. The document also presents examples of moral issues engineers may face, such as a structurally unsafe bridge or observing a colleague stealing confidential information. It emphasizes that engineers must consider moral values and impacts on safety, health and welfare when making decisions.
Ethics presentation from Saskatchewan RN AssociationMohawk College
The document discusses the CNA Code of Ethics for Registered Nurses. It provides guidance for nurses in ethical decision making and outlines their core values and responsibilities. The Code aims to establish standards for ethical nursing practice and advocate for quality care. It addresses how nurses can identify and manage ethical issues and moral distress in their work.
This document provides an overview of the American Psychological Association's Ethics Code, which establishes ethical standards and guidelines for psychologists. It discusses the intent, organization, scope of application, and procedural considerations of the Ethics Code. The Ethics Code consists of an Introduction, Preamble, five General Principles, and specific Ethical Standards. It is intended to provide guidance to psychologists and standards for professional conduct that can be enforced by the APA and other bodies that adopt the Ethics Code. However, it is not intended as the basis for civil liability.
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The document discusses various types of ethics including professional ethics, business ethics, engineering ethics, personal ethics, and corporate ethics. It provides definitions and examples of each type. Professional ethics refer to guiding principles that professionals in a field should follow, such as honesty and trustworthiness. Engineering ethics examines the moral obligations of engineers to society. Personal ethics are moral principles that guide an individual's personal life. Business ethics ensure fair treatment of employees and ethical business practices. Corporate ethics refer to a company's environmental, social, and economic responsibilities.
Medical ethics aims to define right and wrong in medical practice. It draws on ethical theories like consequentialism, deontology, and situational ethics. Key principles of medical ethics include autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and informed consent. Doctors have a duty to treat patients compassionately and respect their rights and privacy. Ethical issues arise when there are conflicts between values or responsibilities. Medical ethics provides frameworks for resolving dilemmas in a fair and just manner.
This document discusses key concepts in nursing ethics including ethics, values, morals, ethical principles of autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, and justice. It defines a code of ethics and the primary values in nursing practice, which are providing safe, compassionate, competent and ethical care, promoting health and well-being, promoting and respecting informed decision-making, preserving dignity, maintaining privacy and confidentiality, promoting justice, and being accountable. It also outlines the six standards of nursing practice and provides a framework for processing ethical dilemmas.
This document provides an overview of research ethics and ethical principles. It discusses the different types of ethics including meta-ethics, prescriptive ethics, descriptive ethics, and applied ethics. The key principles of research ethics are described, including minimizing harm, obtaining informed consent, protecting anonymity and confidentiality, avoiding misleading practices, and providing the right to withdraw. Ethical issues in medical research and approaches to resolving ethical dilemmas are also summarized. Research misconduct involving fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism is defined.
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The document discusses the role and functions of an ethics committee in hospitals in India. It describes how ethics committees ensure research proposals and patient care meet ethical guidelines. They improve quality of care and research. Ethics committees are composed of administrators, clinicians, social workers, nurses and other professionals. They address issues like patient care, research, education and resolving ethical dilemmas. The document provides details on how different ethics committees operate and their goals.
This code of ethics and conduct from the British Psychological Society provides guidance for psychologists. It begins with an introduction that outlines the purpose and scope of the code. It then describes a process for ethical decision making. The main part of the code outlines four ethical principles: respect, competence, responsibility, and integrity. Each principle is defined by a set of standards for ethical conduct. The code aims to guide psychologists in their work.
This document discusses strategies for enhancing quality in psychology. It discusses positive ethics as focusing on fulfilling high ideals rather than punishment. Competence involves maintaining qualifications but also striving for the highest standards. Informed consent aims to maximize client participation. An acculturation model shows how psychologists integrate personal and professional ethics codes. High quality occurs at the intersection of personal and professional lives. As risk increases, greater attention to strategies like consultation, empowered collaboration, documentation, and redundant protections is needed.
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2. Developmental psychology
Developmental psychology is the scientific study of how and why human
beings change over the course of their life.
It is a scientific approach which aims to explain growth, change and
consistency though the lifespan. Nature/nurture, continuity
/stages,stability/change
3. Cont..
-the end justifies the means, thus
-ethical bhr would produce good outcome.
-based on the outcome there are theories such as;
i) utilitarianism-right action leads to most /greater happiness of greatest
number of people
ii) egoism-anything that maximizes the good for self is right
iii) Hedonism-anything that maximizes pleasure is right
5. Cont…
3.Applied ethics: focuses on how professionals should use their knowledge in practice. How do
we take moral knowledge and put it into practice?
4.Normative/Prescriptive ethics:
Normative ethics is the study of what people should or should not do. Eg “Murder is wrong.”
Deal with set of considerations how one should behave
-tells us what we can do or not
-involves creating or evaluating moral standards. Thus, it is an attempt to figure out what
people should do or whether their current moral behavior is reasonable
-classical(traditional/usual) ethical theories fall under this category e.g consequential &
deontology
A NORMATIVE claims a claim that asserts that such-and-such OUGHT to be the case
How should people act?
7. Objectives
define the terms ethical principles, standards and codes.
explain what professional competence entails.
examine the various ethical principles and codes.
describe how and why psychologists should demonstrate the given
principles.
illustrate the core ethical issues that are important in psychological
practice.
8. Ethical Principles
The five ethical principles are as follows and will be explained later in this
unit;
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Beneficence and non-maleficence
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Fidelity and responsibility
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Integrity
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Justice
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Respect for people's rights and dignity
9. Ethical Standards
Standard 1: Resolving ethical issues
Standard 2: Competence
Standard 3: Human relations
Standard 4: Privacy and confidentiality
Standard 5: Advertising and other public statements
Standard 6: Record keeping and fees
Standard 7: Education and training
Standard 8: Research and publication
Standard 9: Assessment
Standard 10: Therapy
10. Ethical dilemma
Def: Circumstance in which moral/ethical obligation demand that a person adopt
each of the two/more alternatives
-Situation which presents with two or more alternatives and in which whatever
action one takes results in violation of some professional standards or civic
expectations
-appropriate course of action is not given or obvious
Egs Test taking conditions-no disturbance principle
Lets engage: What are the available alternatives in this scenario for the
psychologist
11. APA guidelines in solving a dilemma
Standard 1
In case of conflicts between ethics and other demands, a psychologist must
clarify the nature of the conflict, make known their commitment to ethics
code and take reasonable steps to resolve the conflict consistent with general
principles and ethical standards
Under no circumstance may this standard be used to justify or defend
violating human rights
12. 8 step model in face of ethical
dilemma(Fisher 2012)-aids sound decision
1. Committing to upholding ethical standards before any dilemma
2. Being well versed with professional ethical codes eg APA, Standard 1 on
resolving ethical issues
3. Consult any law relevant to the situation at hand
4. Understand perspectives of various parties affected by the actions of the
professional
5. Generate and weigh the alternatives
6. Select and implement most appropriate course of action
13. Cont..
7. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of your course of action
8. Modify and continue to evaluate the ethical plan as necessary way of resolving
ethical dilemmas
NB: There is no clear cut response or solution
14. Principles to consider in dealing with
ethical dilemmas-by Kitcher(1984)
1. Autonomy-clients independence hence encouraging freedom of choice and
action
2. Nonmaleficence-do no harm principle
3. Beneficence-psychologists responsibility to contribute to the clients welfare
4. Justice-faireness
5. Fidelity –faithfulness, loyalty…clients must be able to trust psychologist
15. Tasks for Meeting 3
Individual – 1.identify current legal and ethical issues across the life span
Group –1. evaluate the law and ethics debate, 2.Describe ethical principles
Practicals
Ethical standards
18. A Psychologist
Who is a psychologist?
An individual who scientifically studies how people
think, feel and behave and applies this knowledge to
help people understand, explain and change their
behavior
Any individual who has been certified as such by the
professional board
A Psychologist is a health professional/practitioner
19. Roles of psychologists
Depending on their training and experience,
psychologists can assume roles such as:
Educators
Counselors
Researchers
Psychometrists
Expert witness
Consultants
Therapist-assess, diagnose & treat psychological
problems
20. Psychologists’ training and registration
Academic
Professional qualifications
Internship & supervision
Areas of training & specialization
Examination for certification
Certification
21. Regulation of the profession
The practice of psychology is regulated by regulatory boards
assigned that responsibility
In Zimbabwe the practice is regulated by Allied Health Practitioners
Council (AHPCZ) as mandated by the Zimbabwe Health
Professions Authority(HPA)
ZHPA is governed by Health Professions Act Cpt 27:19
-ZHPA governs all health professions and too perform its functions
effectively, it established different boards/councils to manage
specific professions
22. Importance of professional
regulation (registration as
psychologists)
Maintain high professional standards and
discipline
Protect members of the public from unethical
practice & unqualified service from charlatans
Provision of professional and technical advice to
members
Ensures growth and development of the
profession
Unifies the profession
23. Non-compliance to regulatory standards
The conduct of psychologists is guided by;
Health Professions Act
Allied Health Practitioners Council of
Zimbabwe(AHPCZ) Ethical code of conduct for
psychologists
AHPCZ advertising policy and
AHPCZ professional conduct regulations for all
professionals governed by the council
American Psychological Association (APA) ethical
principles of psychologists and code of conduct
-Non compliance to any of the regulatory standard
attracts a disciplinary hearing
24. Cont
Examples of behavior warranting disciplinary action:
1.Practicing without a valid practicing certificate and
this attracts level 6 fine or imprisonment for a period
not exceeding one year(Health Practitioners
Act[HPA], Section 92)
2.i.Deceitful use of name or title inferring a particular
profession
ii.Pretending to be a member a particular profession
(HPA, section 126)
The above offences in (2) can attract level 8 fine &
imprisonment up to a maximum of 3 years
25. Professional Association affiliation
-In Zimbabwe there is a professional association for psychologists
-Although not mandatory, psychologists are encouraged to join
professional association
Benefits of association membership, include
Professional growth
Networking platform
Address interests and welfare of psychologist
27. Legal issues in Developmental
psychology
Information Technology
Convention of the rights of children
Sexual issues
28. Information Technology(I.T) and
practice
What is I.T?
-Medium of communication:any device, process or method which aids
communication
-All communication technologies including the internet, cellphones, computers,
software, video conferencing, social networking and other media platforms
Technology can be integrated into the practice of psychology such as
psychotherapy
Telehealth,” “Telepsychology,” “E-Health,” “E-Therapy refers to integration
of various technologies into psychotherapy and other professional services
29. Technology use, ethics and legal issues
Guarantee each client’s confidentiality regardless of the therapeutic
medium used. This can include the use of encryption for e-mails and hard
drives of gadgets used, virus and malware protection for your computer,
password all utilized electronic gadgets
Consent issues which address use of technology should be addressed eg
expectations for the responsiveness to client’s communications
Be sure you can know the identity of who you are interacting with each
time
Ensure that the individual is legally authorized to consent to the
treatment/service being offered
30. Benefits of technology use
Increased access to needed services for those who are homebound, live in
a remote or isolated area, or who might not seek out needed services in-
person due to stigma.
Ability to continue a client’s treatment when the client travels for work,
is away on vacation, or otherwise out of town.
To respond to client crises when not in the office (by telephone, e-mail,
text messaging, or even video conferencing).
To provide or receive clinical supervision and consultation with expert
colleagues who are located out of your local geographic area.
31. Cont..
Overall benefits are:
Help run one’s practice more smoothly and effectively.
They may also help you to be more accessible to clients and to be able to
respond to them in a timely manner
32. Potential risks of technology use
With certain technologies such as telephone, e-mail, and text messaging,
the absence of visual cues such as facial expression may make it difficult
to discern emotions or intonation.
Difficulty confirming the identity of the client.
Technological limitations and interruptions eg internet disruption,
hacking,
Technology competence issues for psychotherapists.
33. Zimbabwe
The UN General Assembly adopted the UNCRC in 1989, and Zimbabwe ratified
it in September 1990
Refer to doc – uncrc-Zambia ,zim and malawi
35. Individual activity
Cite and describe the main global statutes, codes and children’s rights
relevant to children-Are these relevant locally? Justify your answer
Group Task
How were children in conflict with the law handled traditionally in Zimbabwe
Should children be regulated to have sex when they get 16 or 18 years old?
Justify your answer
Editor's Notes
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