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Every day health, mental health providers and attorneys deliberate about how to deal with challenging situations involving minors. Frequently, they see equally undesirable alternatives. These situations present ethical questions requiring in-depth consideration of the best decision or action to take. This OnDemand Webinar will give participants an opportunity to learn skills necessary to think through the elements of ethical dilemmas in practice. This program will use a decision making model that incorporates ethical concepts, boundaries and dual relationships, preventive strategies and conflicts in values. Without these skills and a conceptual framework, practitioners can find themselves floundering to figure out the best approach to these situations.
Learning Objectives:
You will be able to discuss the model for ethical decision making.
You will be able to explain the seven clusters of morale concept.
You will be able to review preventative strategies.
Date: 2011-12-13
Time: -
Model for Ethical Decision Making
Seven Clusters of Morale Concept
Ethical Question
Minors Autonomy
Mature/Emancipated Minors
Specifics of Health/Mental Health/Research
Informed Consent
Relevant Difference Principle
Confidentiality
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Disclosure
Clinical Impact
Boundaries
With Minors
With Their Parents
Liability/Malpractice
Components
Prudent Patient vs. Medical Community Standard
Prevention
Judith M. Levy, MSW, MA, Kennedy Krieger Institute
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This live audio conference is designed for social workers, counselors, psychologists and case managers.
SKU: 388560EAU
Date: 2011-12-13
Time: -
Price: $99.00 USD
"While the presentation was excellent, the convenience was outstanding. I downloaded the seminar to my ipod and listened to the whole course during a flight. I obtained 6 hours of ethics credits with no problem and without missing a beat! I highly recommend these seminars to attorneys in states that recognize Advantage."
— Michael Flanagan, Esq.
"I very much enjoyed listening to your course as, unlike other Ethics courses I have attended over my 41 years at the Kennedy Space Center, it focused on actual situations the speaker had dealt with and how the attorney's first responsibility is to his client and not to how much fee he can generate."
— Douglas G. Hendriksen, Esq.
Chief Counsel
Kennedy Space Center
"I have been very pleased with the content provided by the Seminar Series. Without a doubt, the strategies addressed has enhanced my client base significantly. I have been impressed by the sophistication of the presentation and the ideas contained have been an invaluable asset to my practice."
— B.A. Petersen, Esq.
"From a legal, professional and ethical perspective the presentation was refreshing, insightful and practical."
— D. Rheaume, Esq.
