Ch 3. Respect and Courtesy and Practise Flashcards

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When can discourteous behaviour that does not affect person’s wellfare still be immoral?

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when it is disrespectful of their dignity

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How do you respect the dignity of all persons?

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regard person as intrinsically valueable, and respect privacy, autonomy, diversity

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What is appraisal respect?

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attitude of UPR for persons as such or persons involved in specific pursues

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What is recognition respect?

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disposition to give proper weight to the fact that there is a moral duty on us to consider other persons in our deligations about how to act

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What is Kant’s dignity precept?

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beings who are conscious and rational are unique because they are not driven by their instincts and desires, but are free to make autonomous and reasoned choices and to act in accordance with those choices and therefore they have humanity (and thus, dignity)

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Kant’s dignity precept is associated with what idea?

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that people are intrinsically valuable

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What is pacing (matching)?

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attending closely to how clients present by adopting matching behaviours and speech

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Why is cultural diversity important?

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because of increasing diverse populations, need to be able to develop working r/ship and adapt interventions that respect individual worldviews, values and preferences

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How is diversity a deficit model?

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groups that differ are viewed as deviant or atypical (different from norm/standard)

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Each of us has a __ identity.

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multifaceted

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Define culture.

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a shared belief system and value orientation that influence customs, norms, practises, and social institutions

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Define ‘cultural identity”.

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reference group or social entity with whom we identify and to whom we look for standards of behaviour

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What is cultural competence?

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having the capacity to function effectively as an individual and an organisation within cultural beliefs, behaviours, and needs presented by consumers/communities

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What is provider-patient communication directly linked to?

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patient satisfaction, adherence, and health outcomes

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How can we achieve diversity in healthcare?

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culturally diverse staff, providers/translators, training about culture, signage and instructional literature, culturally specific healthcare settings

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What does the code of ethics say about cultural diversity issues?

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recognise impact of culture, don’t engage or endorse discrimination

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What are five aspects that make up culturally diverse assessment?

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language proficiency, acculturation, cultural sensitivity, explanatory models (useful for understanding clients beliefs and ideas for intervention), social activism