Ethics and Values of Occupational Therapy

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Ethics and Values of Occupational Therapy: 

Ethics and Values of Occupational Therapy OT 2020 Orientation to OT Spring 2012 Module 3

Session Learning Outcomes: 

Session Learning Outcomes Understand the importance of professions philosophical base Describe components of the philosophy of occupational therapy State occupational therapy’s view of humankind. Name the values of the profession Describe the client centered approach

Session Learning Outcomes: 

Session Learning Outcomes 6. Identify the seven principles of the OT Code of Ethics 7. Outline the steps to ethical decision making 8. Explain the purpose and implementation of state laws regulating OT 9. Describe the disciplinary processes developed by state regulatory boards and the professional association

Philosophical Base: 

Philosophical Base Why Do You Want to Be An OT?

OT Philosophy: 

OT Philosophy How do we view a human being? How do we define “Occupation”? How do we use “Occupation”

Core Concepts of OT: 

Core Concepts of OT HOLISTIC VIEW

Concepts of OT: 

Concepts of OT Humans are active beings; Occupation is important for well being

Concepts of OT : 

Concepts of OT OCCUPATIONS: BADL, IADL,SELF CARE, EDUCATION, WORK, PLAY/LEISURE AND SOCIAL PARTICIPATION WHO ARE YOU?

Concepts of OT: 

Concepts of OT We Learn by Thinking, Feeling, and Doing

Core Concepts of OT : 

Core Concepts of OT POTENTIAL FOR ADAPTATION

Core Concepts: 

Core Concepts USE OCCUPATION AS A MEANS TO AN END

Core Concepts : 

Core Concepts Based on Humanism: Altruism, Equality, Freedom, Justice, Dignity, Truth, and Prudence

AOTA :CODE OF ETHICS: 

AOTA :CODE OF ETHICS

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PRINCIPLE 1 BENEFICIENCE

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PRINCIPLE 2: NONMALIFICENCE

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PRINCIPLE 3: AUTONOMY AND CONFIDENTIALITY

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PRINCIPLE 3: AUTONOMY AND CONFIDENTIALITY

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INFORMED CONSENT

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PRINCIPLE 4; DUTY

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PUBLIC HEALTH CODE (EXCERPT) Act 368 of 1978 Part 183 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS PRINCIPLE 5: PROCEDURAL JUSTICE

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PRINCIPLE 6: VERACITY

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PRINCIPLE 7: FIDELITY

Ethical Problems and Solutions: 

Ethical Problems and Solutions SEE BOX 7-1: Dave: A Case Application of the Ethical Decision Making Process Gather all Facts Identify the type of problem Complete the Action Clarify Professional Duties Explore Alternatives Evaluate the action

Governance of Occupational Therapy: 

Governance of Occupational Therapy Federal HIPPA ADA IDEA Soc Sec Amendments of 1965-Medicare/Medicaid State Insurance industry Health Maintenance Organizations Workers Compensation Licensure

Disciplinary Process: 

Disciplinary Process REPRIMAND CENSURE PROBATION SUSPENSION REVOCATION

In Summary…: 

In Summary… Philosophy of OT is personal reflection of morals and ethics OT is driven by our view of humankind Practice is guided by AOTA Code of Ethics Practice is regulated by laws Consequences to not following/adhering to all of these