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Health care ethics 3
The document outlines the duties of healthcare practitioners towards their community, professional colleagues, themselves, and their profession. It discusses roles like being a role model, recognizing important health factors, practicing with high standards of knowledge and ethics, contributing to community programs, providing health education, and interacting professionally with media. Practitioners must also respect colleagues, maintain standards, protect patient confidence, and avoid abusive or unethical behaviors that insult the profession.
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Health care ethics 3
- 1. Health Care Ethics3 Dr. Tarek Abd-Elkader Sallam
- 2. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community community has positioned the HCP in a noble status expecting commitment to the highest moral standards contribution to the community service
- 3. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community 1-Role model Affairs away from suspicions Leading role in community reform Effective Interacts with its issues
- 4. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community important factors Community Environment As social and environmental determinants of diseases. 2-Recognize
- 5. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community 3-Practice highest level of Knowledge Efficiency HonestyIntegrity Keeping Updated
- 6. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community 4-justice 5-maintenance of health resources 6-improve the standards and quality 7-positive opinion contributions
- 7. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community • contribute to the preventive programs, and the protection of the environment 8-health education • providing the correct information 9-interaction with media • professionally acceptable 10-presenting the authentic options • study , suggest suitable solutions • smoking, illegal drug abuse, traffic accidents, infectious diseases 11-health problems at the community level
- 8. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community 12.Commit to helping specialized authorities • reporting communicable • reporting criminal incidents 13.Being a medical witness • deliver an honest and objective explanation • help the judiciary achieve truth and justice 14-Don’t harm • refuse to participate in or support any practice that violates the basic human rights
- 9. Chapter 3: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards the Community 15-HCP is not a tool of Torture Humiliation Executing illegal punishment 16-Issuing certificates or document s honestly Proof of presence Sick leaves Witnessing
- 10. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues respect passion solidarity should be based on
- 11. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues 1.Behave well 2.Do not indulge in their private 3.Avoid direct criticism of a colleague in front of patients
- 12. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues 4-Good teaching experience knowledge skills chance 5-predict precision integrity not underestimate avoiding equalizing
- 13. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues 6-dont avoid religious standards 7-stop at the limit of your abilities and request help 8-be ready to peer- review
- 14. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues 9-if condition of colleague • affect the safety of any medical procedure • harm the patient report • investigate the situation and take action.
- 15. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues 10- consultation respond Never undervaluing Reassure make sure the treating HCP knows inform TTT HCP if transfer considering the visions and recommendations of the first consulted
- 16. Chapter 4: HCPDuties towards Professional Colleagues 11-It is preferable not to take fees • Colleagues or their families unless paid by third party 12-respect the non-doctor colleagues • Appreciate • Mutual respect and constructive cooperation • Make sure they are committed to the principles of professional ethics.
- 17. Chapter 5: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards Him/Herself good intentions devotion 1- evoke not look (in greed) speak only the good 2-self- purification
- 18. Chapter 5: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards Him/Herself respond to emergency 3 Good appearance 4 Good manners 5 Self education 6 being joined to the scientific associations 7 physical and psychologic al (mental) health 8 Protect your self from occupation al hazards 9 Be familiar with the regulations 10
- 19. Chapter 5: HealthcarePractitioner’s Duties towards Him/Herself 11.Seek help •Against what negatively affect the service provided to patients, community or profession 12.Be responsible •stop at the limits of your capabilities
- 20. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession Recognize • social value of his/her profession protect • its nobility so that he/she raises him/herself • above the doubts
- 21. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession
- 22. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 2.Development research studies articles continuous education
- 23. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 3.Maintain improve professional standards
- 24. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 4.Do not abuse professional status achieving privileges material or moral benefits
- 25. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 5.Avoid insulting the profession Maltreatment lack of commitment to appointments lying, falsification, arrogance pretending to know what you don’t
- 26. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 6.Do not lose the patient’s confidence fraud inappropriate relationship earn financial benefits outside any legal means
- 27. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 7. proper personal behavior avoiding dishonest violent alcohol Drugs unworthy
- 28. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 8.Avoid rushing to take action with high risk Before being sure of its necessity
- 29. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession 9.Take the appropriate action one of the healthcare team sick Ignorant negligent protecting the patient protect the profession
- 30. Chapter 6: HealthcarePractitioners’ Duties towards His/hers Profession • 10.Avoid seeking fame on account of the basics and ethics of the profession.