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Relationship Centered Care Flashcards

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Model where knowledge and theories on how you treat your patient.

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Biomedical-centered models

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Theory where it focuses on patient’s needs

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Paitent-centered models

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Model where it focuses on follows code of ethics to unify healthcare.

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Code-centered models

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Models where it focuses for caring the patients.

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Caring Centered Models

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Model where accents care relationships, including those between physical therapist and patients, between physical therapists and other health professionals, and between physical therapists and wider communities.

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Relationship-centered model

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Emphasizes concern for patients, sensitivity to their nees, empathy for their suffering, respect for their rights, and the value of health understood holistically, as biophyscosocial.

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The Pew-Fetzer Task Force

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It highlights the need for patient’s trust and participation in the healing process.

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The Pew-Fetzer Task Force

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It defines as desirable habits of concern and helping them.

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Virtue of caring

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It promotes the health of patients according to appropriate standards, motivated by concern for their well-being.

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Virtue of Caring

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Virtue of Caring includes other virtues such as?

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  1. Sensitivity
  2. Empathy
  3. Compassion
  4. Kindness
  5. Conscientiousness.
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Categories of Virtues

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  1. Self-Valuing
  2. Self-Directing
  3. Reciprocity
  4. Caring About and for Others
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Self-Valuing includes..

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Self…
1. respect
2.caring
3. love
4. authenticity
5. humility
6. proper pride
7. nobility
8. integrity

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Self-directing includes

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  1. cognitive: wisdom, prudence, foresight
  2. Volitional: self-control, self-discipline, temperance, courage, determination, preserverance, responsibility, integrity
  3. Skill: Competence, Craftmanship, Excellence
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A specialist in moral development, that is , the psychological study of how individuals develop moral understanding where she study females.

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Carol Gilligan

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A specialist in moral development, that is , the psychological study of how individuals develop moral understanding where he study male.

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Lawrence Kohlberg

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Lawrence Kholberg Levels

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Level 1: Pre Conventional
Level 2: Conventional Morality
Level 3: Post Conventional

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Stages of Level 1: Preconventional

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Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Orientation
Stage 2: Reward Orientation
Ages 4-10 years old

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The view that people ought always and only to care only about their own self-interest.

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Ethical Egoism

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Stages on Level 2: Conventional Morality

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Stage 3: Good Boy Morality
Stage 4: Authority and Social Order maintaining Morality

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Ethical Relativism is what level on lawrence kohlberg’s.

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Level 2: Conventional Morality

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Stage 3 of Level 3 Post Conventional Morality

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Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws
Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience

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A stage where there is an emphasis on legal rules but not an assumption that all legal rules are reasonable.

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Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws

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Stage where reasoning in terms of abstract principles that are comprehensive, universal, consistent, and ranked in a hierarchy of importance.

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Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principles and Conscience

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Gilligan’s Care perspective: viewing one’s ownn needs as all that matters

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self-centered

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Gilligan’s Care perspective: viewing others’ needs as more important.

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self-sacrificing

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Gilligan’s Care perspective: able to reason toward a balance of one’s own and other’s needs

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mature care ethic

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Complex motivation have three categories

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  1. Craft Motives
  2. Compensation Motives
  3. Moral Concern
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Desires to meet the standards of excellence and to seek creative solutions to technical problems.

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Craft motives

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Desires to earn a living, have job stability, gain professional recognition, exercise power and authority

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Compensation motives

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Refers to motives specified in moral language, many of which fall into two overlapping categories.

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Moral Concern

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Moral concern have two subtypes/

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Integrity motives
Caring motives

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Which are desires to meet one’s responsibilities and maintain one’s moral integrity

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Integrity motives

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Which are desire to promote the good of others, for their sake

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Caring motives

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gives legal protection to the good samaritans who help accidents victims with emergency medical care within the “Golden Hour”.

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Good Samaritan Law

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