Putting the client’s needs first and demonstrating genuine concern for their well‑being.

Obligation to do good, promote well‑being, and prevent harm.

Maintaining loyalty, respect, and professionalism toward colleagues, clients, and the profession.

Using sound judgment, clinical reasoning, and ethical decision‑making.

Being truthful, accurate, and transparent in documentation and communication.

Avoiding actions that cause physical, emotional, or psychological harm.

Providing fair and impartial treatment to all clients regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or disability.

Respecting the client’s autonomy, choices, and right to self‑direction.

Promoting fairness, equity, and objectivity in service delivery.

Indicates the occupational therapy personnel in all situations should be faithful to facts and reality.

Adhering to laws, policies, and standards while promoting fairness and access to services.

Indicates the importance of valuing, promoting and preserving the inherent worth and uniqueness of each person.

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Core Values

Question	Answer
Altruism	Putting the client’s needs first and demonstrating genuine concern for their well‑being.
Beneficence	Obligation to do good, promote well‑being, and prevent harm.
Ethical Advocacy	Promoting fairness and justice
Fidelity	Maintaining loyalty, respect, and professionalism toward colleagues, clients, and the profession.
Prudence	Using sound judgment, clinical reasoning, and ethical decision‑making.
Veracity	Being truthful, accurate, and transparent in documentation and communication.
Non-maleficence	Avoiding actions that cause physical, emotional, or psychological harm.
Equity	Providing fair and impartial treatment to all clients regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or disability.
Freedom	Respecting the client’s autonomy, choices, and right to self‑direction.
Autonomy	Respecting the client’s autonomy, choices, and right to self‑direction.
Justice (Principle)	Promoting fairness, equity, and objectivity in service delivery.
Truth	Indicates the occupational therapy personnel in all situations should be faithful to facts and reality.
Justice (Core Value)	Adhering to laws, policies, and standards while promoting fairness and access to services.
AOTA Core Value	Who we are
Ethical Principle	How we act
Dignity	Indicates the importance of valuing, promoting and preserving the inherent worth and uniqueness of each person.

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