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Components of Ethics for Physical Therapy Professionals: Summary
5. Suspension: ○ Removal of membership for a designated period of time ○ Public sanction ○ Notification to other regulatory agencies ○ Could affect license to practice 6. Revocation:
○ Permanent removal of membership ○ Never eligible to rejoin organization ○ Public sanction ○ Notification to other regulatory agencies ○ Could result in license revocation
The case highlights the importance of: ○ Maintaining current credentials ○ Using proper documentation practices ○ Individualizing patient care ○ Using evidence-based methods ○ Complying with professional standards ○ Understanding potential consequences of ethical violations The final outcome would depend on factors such as:
○ Duration of violations ○ Number of violations ○ Previous corrective actions ○ Juan's response to the investigation ○ Any legal implications PHYSICAL THERAPY ADDENDUM VISION STATEMENT FOR THE PHYSICAL THERAPY PROFESSIONAL A concise statement focused on "Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience." GUIDING PRINCIPLES TO ACHIEVE THE VISION The principles emphasize movement as key to optimal living and quality of life. Eight core principles are outlined: ○ Identity: Focuses on the movement system as foundation ○ Quality: Commitment to best practice standards ○ Collaboration: Demonstrating value through healthcare provider partnerships ○ Value: Ensuring safe, effective, patient- centered services ○ Innovation: Offering creative solutions to enhance health services
○ Consumer-centricity: Prioritizing patient/ client values and goals ○ Access/Equity: Addressing health inequities and disparities ○ Advocacy: Supporting patients/clients at individual and population levels American Physical Therapy Association (APTA): Code of Ethics for the Physical Therapist Eight fundamental principles governing physical therapist conduct: 1. Respect for individual dignity and rights 2. Trustworthiness and compassion in patient care 3. Accountability in professional judgments 4. Demonstration of integrity in relationships 5. Fulfillment of legal/professional obligations 6. Commitment to lifelong learning 7. Promotion of ethical business practices 8. Participation in meeting global health needs
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