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SLP Ethics

Ethical vs Legal

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The principle of non-maleficence means... Do no harm
The principle of autonomy means... Accept the patients right choose and ensure they have free and informed consent
The principle of justice means... Treating all patient fairly. Putting the client first not $.
The principle of beneficence means... Promote the wellbeing of others. *Refer when needed*
Principle 1 in the ASHA Code of Ethics pertains to who? The SLPs responsibility to patients and clients
Principle 2 in the ASHA Code of Ethics pertains to who? The SLPs responsibility to self
Principle 3 in the ASHA Code of Ethics pertains to who? The SLPs responsibility to the public
Principle 4 in the ASHA Code of Ethics pertains to who? The SLPs responsibility to the profession as a whole
Document everything Seriously. Do it.
Explain the difference between direct liability and vicarious liability. Direct- not "setting up for success" such as withholding clinical instruction from the supervisee Vicarious- Assumptions are made and there is not enough presence with the supervisee
Misrepresenting your STUDENT'S credentials violates which principle? Principle 1
Not referring a patient to a specialist when you suspect more assessment is needed violates which principle? Principle 1
Delegating tasks to students who are not adequately prepared or supervised violates which principle? Principle 1
Telling a student to treat within their scope of practice without adequately preparing them or supervising them violates which principle? Principle 1
Failing to report when a colleague is unable to provide professional services with reasonable skill/safety violates which principle? Principle 1
Accepting an assignment in which you have not received training or experience violates which principle? Principle 2
Engaging in conflicts of interest violates which principle? Principle 3
Engaging in sexual activities with clients or mentees violates which principle? Principle 4
Showing favoritism or discriminating against students or colleagues violates which principle? Principle 4
Failure to report colleagues (within the SLP profession or other professions) who violate professional standards of care when it compromises client welfare violates which principle? Principle 4
Knowingly allowing anyone under your supervision to violate the Code of Ethics violates which principle? Princple 4
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