WORK ETHICS

Question 1

arriving at work on time and being prepared to start your tasks

Answer 1

Punctuality

Question 2

taking ownership of your tasks and duties and being accountable for your
performance and outcomes

Answer 2

Responsibility

Question 3

acting honestly and ethically in all professional situations, even when difficult or
inconvenient

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Integrity

Question 4

treating others courteously and valuing their opinions and contributions

Answer 4

Respect

Question 5

striving to produce high-quality work that meets or exceeds standards and
expectations

Answer 5

Work Quality

Question 6

exhibiting behavior that aligns with the standards and expectations of your
profession

Answer 6

Professionalism

Question 7

collaborating effectively with others to achieve common goals and objectives

Answer 7

Teamwork

Question 8

being flexible and open to change in a dynamic work environment

Answer 8

Adaptability

Question 9

taking proactive steps to identify and address opportunities or problems without
waiting for direction

Answer 9

Initiative

Question 10

work ethics is a set of moral principles guiding ————- in the healthcare workplace

Answer 10

professional behavior

Question 11

importance of work ethics

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• ensures the highest standards of patient care
• protects patient rights and promotes fairness
• builds and maintains trust between patients and healthcare providers

Question 12

mandates adherence to high
ethical standards in healthcare

Answer 12

Philippine Code of Ethics for Healthcare Professionals

Question 13

RA 349

Answer 13

AN ACT TO LEGALIZE PERMISSIONS TO USE HUMAN ORGANS OR ANY PORTION OR PORTIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY FOR MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS.

Question 14

RA 2382

Answer 14

MEDICAL ACT OF 1959: standardizes and regulates medical education, examination, and practice in the Philippines, establishing boards to enforce its provisions and ensuring minimum requirements for admission, courses, and qualifications, with penalties for illegal practice.

Question 15

Informed consent is critical before procedures- respecting patients right to make decision

Answer 15

Autonomy

Question 16

providing life-saving treatment despite financial constraints– acting in best interest of patient

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beneficience

Question 17

avoiding unnecessary procedures that pose risks– do no harm

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Non-maleficence

Question 18

fair and equal treatment regardless of socioeconomic bg

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Justice

Question 19

RA 11223

Answer 19

Universal Health Care Act: A people-oriented approach for the delivery of health services that is centered on people’s needs and well-being, and cognizant of the differences in culture, values, and beliefs.

Question 20

RA 10173

Answer 20

The Data Privacy Act: ensures the protection of patient
records and medical information

Question 21

protecting patient information and maintaining privacy

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Confidentiality

Question 22

difference between private and confidential

Answer 22

private: identity of patient
confidential: diagnosis of patient

Question 23

accepting responsibility for medical actions and decisions and correcting
mistakes

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Accountability

Question 24

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

Answer 24

administers, implements, and enforces the regulatory laws and policies of the country with respect to the regulation and licensing of the various professions and occupations under its jurisdiction

Question 25

staying updated with medical knowledge and technologies to provide the best care- telemedicine

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Competence

Question 26

the provision of remote clinical services, via real-time two-way communication between the patient and the healthcare provider, using electronic audio and visual means

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telemedicine

Question 27

RA 10912

Answer 27

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Act: a requirement for the renewal of Professional Identification Cards (PIC) for all regulated professions under the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

Question 28

clear, truthful conversations about diagnosis, treatments, and risks with patients and families

Answer 28

Transparent Communication

Question 29

showing understanding and care for patients regardless of their socio-economic or cultural background

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Empathy and Compassion

Question 30

overcrowded government hospitals and staff shortages can lead to ethical dilemmas such as rationing care

Answer 30

Resource Constraints

Question 31

navigating cultural, religious, and social values when they conflict with medical advice

Answer 31

Conflicting Values

Question 32

long working hours, especially in public hospitals, can impact ethical decision-making

Answer 32

Workplace Stress

Question 33

continuous training in ethical standards is essential for healthcare professionals

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Ethics Training and Education:

Question 34

HWAT?! NALILITO KA SA PCR AND CPD? gochu

Answer 34

CPD (Continuing Professional Development, RA10912) is an Act na nagrerequire ng renewal of lisensya ng HCP PCR (Professional Regulation Commission) is the organization that regulates and supervises HCP so, lahat ng under PCR need ng renewal of CPD

Question 35

assist in complex cases involving moral dilemmas

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Ethics Committee

Question 36

encouraging teamwork, collaboration, and respect among healthcare workers can help sustain ethical practice

Answer 36

Promoting a Positive Work Culture