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policy for accepting gifts

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NEVER accept money but small gifts ok

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(importance) patients wishes

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very important?

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when are you allowed to breach confidentiality

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  • when patient has given consent
  • if there is a potential risk to society (a doctor is obliged to infrom the DVLA if a patient has seizures and has not reported them as there is a risk when driving)

PATIENTS HAVE A RIGHT TO BE INFORMED OF ANY BREACHES OF CONFIDENTIALITY

if you do need to share information, only the required info should be given and in a private setting

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what are the top priorities for confidentiality

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  • stop the breach as soon as possible
  • do not draw attention to the event (inappropriate but not awful)
  • prevent any future breaches
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(importance) to do with confidentiality: how well you know the person

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not important

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(importance) to do with confidentiality: how widely the information has been shared

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not important

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(importance) to do with confidentiality: the intention of offender

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not important

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(importance) to do with confidentiality: the usefulness of the information to others

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not important

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(importance) the doctor’s wellbeing

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important/very important

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(appropriate) asking a more senior member of staff for advice

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always

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(approptiate) empathy

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always very appropriate

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should details be kept confidential for minors from parents

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YES unless risk of patient harm

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(appropriate) attend all required teaching

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approptiate

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(appropriate) apologising on behalf of someone else

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appropriate/but not ideal - you are apologising that they went through the situation, it is sometimes not ideal because the main issue is the behaviour of the other person

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importance - reputation

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not important at all ALWAYS

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importance - whether or not someone has done something like this before

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not important

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appropriate - expecting people to accomodate you rwithout notice

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inappropriate

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appropriate - attending a tutorial with on prior notification

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not ideal and could be counterproductive

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just because a patient is asleep, response should be the same as if they were awake

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importance - how you would use time if you missed any session you were expected at

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of minor/no importance

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appropriate - confrontation in the context of teamwork

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appropriate but not ideal - you are rasining an important issue but could raise tension or may not be received

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appropriate - offer suggestions that will indirectly solve a problem

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very appropriate

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appropriate - trying to accomodate people where possible and appropriate

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very appropriate

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appropriate - reassigning tasks without informing poeple

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very inappropriate

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importance - a project needs to be completed by a certain date

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important

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importance - (teamwork) people’s roles/background/experience

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not important

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importance - people’s opinions of you (teamwork)

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of minor importance

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importance - having/maintaining good working relationships (teamwork)

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important but not very impotant

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in a scenario when it is unclear whether a person did or did not cheat/do something

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you would still need to pursue the situation and find out more information

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appropriate - report possible cheating to the medical school

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appropriate

31
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CHEATING

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  • the main factor of importance is the necessity for the problem to be reported

most other factors are not so important as the issue should be raised regardless

32
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importance - whether or not an event happened a long time ago (cheating)

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not important at all - should still be reported

33
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appropriate - to offer medical advice ,perform unsupervised procedures as a medical student

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very inappropriate: must aslways be honest in your skills and work within your limits

34
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appropriate - being honest with your patients about what you can do

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very appropriate

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CONTEXT IS CRUCIAL - a patient may look confused but not actually be so

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appropriate: ask if they are ok or to alert a nurse
inappropriate: give directions to help desk

36
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importance - a patients feelings when turning down a gift

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important (not very important because you still need to turn it down)

37
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importance - whether or not someone has overheard a breach of confidentiality

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not important at all - it should still be dealt with as though someone has

38
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NEVER DO ANYTHING TO SUPPORT DISHONESTY

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39
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importance - patient’s wish

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very important

40
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THE DOCTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR SHADOWING STUDENTS’ WORK

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41
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importance - updating/maintianing medical notes

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important

42
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CONSIDER URGENCY WHEN YOU OBSERVE SOMEONE MAKING A MISTAKE

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if its a medical student ina harmless procedure then you can wait and inform them what they did wrong in private, if doctor and lifethreatening act immediately

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appropriate - find out what caused the mistake

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appropriate

44
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appropriate - report a mistake if it did not cause harm/was not spotted

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appropriate

45
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appropriate - escalating/reporting a scenario immediately when patients are at risk

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very appropriate

escalation - only relevant people should be told

46
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importance - reasons behind inappropriate behaviour

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important

47
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IMPORTANCE: 1 = your health 2 = medical work 3 = other commitments

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48
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appropriate - providing reassurance when giving advice

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appropriate

49
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appropriate - offer to help someone to the extent you are permitted to

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appropriate

50
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appropriate - reminding people of their commitments when giving advice

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inappropriate

51
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importance - whether or not someone wants to talk about issues

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NOT IMPORTANT when they are being rude/affecting other people, in this case it is appropriate to push the issue

otherwise, respect the person’s privacy

52
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importance - doctor not wanting to ruin christmas by bearing bad news

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not important at all - doctors should not think selfishly when it comes to patients

53
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importance - the content of lectures when deciding whether or not to skip

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not important at all - he should attend them anyway

54
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appropriate - asking someone else to deal with another person as the leader of the group

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very inappropriate - they should deal with the situation themself

55
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appropriate - reporting a serious issue without informing the patient of a breach of confidentiality

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appropriate but not ideal - reporting is the right move but ideally the patient would be told

56
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CONSENT MAY NEED TO BE GIVEN BY PARENTS FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS

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57
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SELF PLAGIARISM = REUSING YOUR OWN WORK THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN MARKED

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58
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CONSULTANT DOESNT NEED TO KNOW ABOUT A POTENTIAL BREECH OF CONFIDENTIALITY

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59
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importance - fiona is about to perform a procedure as part of an assessment when she gets a call about her grandma being sick.

the welfare of fionas grandmother

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important as it might impact on her ability to focus on the task

60
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consult more senior doctors on matters of confidentiality as seomtimes it is much more complicated due capacity of a patient so wihtholding information from a patient is a complex decision

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61
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importance - considering a supervisor’s instructions

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very important

62
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ON ANY OCCASION THAT A PATIENT IS WORRIED ABOUT A PROCEDURE, THEY SHOULD BE REASSURED BY ANYONE INVOLVED IN THEIR CARE

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63
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approproiate - telling a tutor that she must be allowed to switch tutor groups

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very inapproripate - should never TELL a tutor what they must and must not do

64
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importance - a parent of a young child’s wishes

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important but not very important

65
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importance - a patient/patient’s parent’s right to make decisions about patient care

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very important

66
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appropriate - suggesting rescheduling an appointment before any attempt is made to calm the patient down

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appropriate but not ideal

67
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SHOULD PUT PATIENTS INTERESTS BEFORE OWN so do not push/persuade too hard to do something even if it would mean a missed opportunity

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68
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IF SOMEONE IS SAID TO BE UNRELIABLE
- in the case that a patient is involved it is of minor importance, assume what they are saying is true and treat the patient immediately
- in the case of rumours/cheating, it is important as you will need to find out the truth before acting

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69
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if someone is being agressive - whether or not there is someone else nearby to help

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very important

70
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if a doctor does anything to compromise patient safety, breach of patient confidenitality or data handling - ignoring and monitoring would be very inappropriate, otherwise it can be inappropriate but not awful

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71
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UNLESS THERE IS A MEDICAL EMERGENCY IT IS RARELY APPROPRIATE TO CALL SOMEONE IN OFF A BREAK

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