Exam 3: Influence of Values on Patient Care: Foundation for Decision Making

When the interests of the patient and professional's self-interest are in conflict the two moral principles that must guide decision making are

Values are

An ethical problem is a situation in which

A therapist behavior that may interfere with a patient's healing process is

The moral principle of autonomy means that

Managed care organizations

When making decisions about delegation of care the therapist must consider the principle of distributive justice,which states the therapist should

An ethical dilemma occurs when

Parents facilitate the development of values in their children by

The moral principle of beneficence means that health care providers must

To facilitate healing,the therapist must demonstrate

The ethical rule of confidentiality and privacy

A therapist behavior that may facilitate the patient's healing process is

In what way are moral values different from value preferences?

What is an important skill the therapist must develop in order to provide patient-centered care?

Clinicians who adjust most easily into professional practice are those who

The choices we make are the result of