PMHP Flashcards
What are the principles of ethics
Respect for autonomy
Non-maleficence
Beneficience
Justice
List the GDC principles
- Put pts interest first
- Communicate effectively w patients
- Communicate effectively w colleagues
- Obtain valid consent
- Have a clear complaints procedure
- Raise concerns when pt at risk
- Maintain + develop professional knowledge
- Maintain + protect pts info
- Professional personal behaviour
Principles of consent
Valid
Voluntary
With capacity
Informed
Not coerced
Not manipulated
What makes up valid consent
Current
Specific to proposed tx
Continuous
Components of capacity
Make decisions
Understand decisions
Retain decisions
What is the purpose of AWI Act 2000
Safeguard welfare + finances of those who lack capacity (mental health/dementia/inability to communicate)
What makes up informed consent?
Risks/benefits of tx vs no tx
Purpose of tx
Costs
Success rate
Length of tx
Alternatives
Maintenance
What are the principles of AWI ACT 2000
Benefit of adult
Minimum intervention
Present + past wishes of adult
Consult with adults + others
Encourage residual capacity
Who can consent?
Patients with capacity
Welfare power of attorney (appointed whilst capacity)
Welfare guardian (appointed by court)
Medical/dental practitioners under section 47 of AWI
Abuse acronym for adults
Ask
Validate
Document
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Abuse acronym for children
Observe
Record
Communicate
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