Chapter 4: Credentialing, Ethics and the Legalities of Practice Flashcards
Credentialing for Practitioners
NBCOT
Credentialing for Programs and Organizations
ACOTE
a departure from the standard of due care toward others including both deliberate and careless instances of enjoyed risk to a patient or client
negligence
a form of negligence - occurs when a professional is found to have not followed an established ‘standard of care, including proper training, skills and diligence”
malpractice
an intentional perversion of truth for the purpose of including another in reliance upon it to part wit some valuable thing belonging to him or to surrender a legal right
fraud
putting forward best intentions
ethics
(ethical behaviors) remaining non-biased in the manner in which we treat all patients
universalism
(ethical behaviors) not being motivated solely by money are always providing the best possible patient care
disinterestedness
(ethical behaviors) working in a collegial manner and willingness to share knowledge
cooperation
The Code of Ethics encompasses what……
autonomy, privacy and confidentiality
(Code of Ethics) the condition of being self governing
autonomy
(Code of Ethics) actions that benefit others, including, but not limited to acts of mercy, kindness, and charity
beneficence
(Code of Ethics) doing no harm
nonmaleficence