PP2: Ethical and Legal Issues w/ older adults Flashcards

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7 core values

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Altruism
Justice
Truth
Prudence
Freedom
Equality
Dignity

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7 ethical principles

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Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Autonomy
Confidentiality
Justice
Fidelity
Veracity

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Valuing worth of self and each person

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Dignity

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Right to autonomy

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Freedom

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SHOULD treat everyone equal

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Equality

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Governing discipline to clients and others

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Prudence

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Facts and reality

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Truth

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Upholding professional practice; MUST know

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Justice

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Equal opportunity w/ in Justice

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Social justice

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must know/follow

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Procedural justice

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Unselfish concern for others

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Altruism

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Example: an individual is given a grant to join a clinic

This is what kind of justice?

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Social justice

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Example: after an individual is given grant to attend a clinic, he/she must know and follow the rule at the clinic
This is a what kind of justice?

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Procedural

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Kindness

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Beneficence

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Do no harm

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Nonmaleficence

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Right to choose

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Privacy - HIPAA

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Confidentiality

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Social and procedural rules

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Respect for clients and coworkers

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truth and honesty

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Ethics are determined by

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Standard of care and duty =

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acceptable and appropriate care by OTR

Evidence based, Medically necessary, 0 prejudice

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required in all states

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initial license, roles, safety, allow/disallows

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Documentation is based on
Payor and facility requirements
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Informed consent involves
Autonomy, pt health care literacy (SES, education, cog, health), understanding all aspects of tx
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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability ACT
HIPAA Privacy - certain ppl have rights to info
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What are the two exceptions to HIPAA
Potential harm to client Potential harm to others
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What are some things that people may consider exceptions to HIPAA violations BUT ARE NOT
Home health, nursing homes, rehab
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intentional; knowing/willingly not based on truth
Fraud
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unintentional/goes against medical norms
Abuse
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authority to act for another person in SPECIFIC or ALL legal and financial matters Does not continue after death, cannot change the will, cannot change it someone else
Power of attorney
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Health care proxy; choose doctors, decide on medical care, housing placements, diet, caregivers
Medical power of attorney
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Health Care Directive; not part of the medical record UNLESS you provide it
Living will
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DNR
DO NOT RESUSCITATE
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when individual is incapable, all medical & financial aspects
Guardianship
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does not go into effect until death, 6 mo probate, can be changed if principal is deemed competent
Last will and testament
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Risks of elder abuse?
family problems, past history of abuse, social/financial isolation, dysfunction in caregiver, inadequate housing
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Signs of elder abuse?
depression, fearful, withdrawal, odd injuries, delay in medical care, dehydration/malnutrition, evidence of poor care, neglect