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Summary
Professional ethics is a cornerstone of any clinical practice. With the movement toward greater integration of multidisciplinary care provision in medical setting, the sheer nature and complexities of different disciplines cooperatively provided care can lead to more ethical dilemmas and challenges. As a result, a more nuanced team-based appreciation of ethical principles and practices is warranted. The goal of this presentation will review specific collaborative team-based ethical decision-making steps to address challenges that arise in practice. Education on a four-box method and pertinent case practice will be conducted.
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Objectives
- Name three common ethical quandaries that occur in delivery of team based primary care services.
- Describe practice the Four Topics approach to resolving ethical dilemmas.
- Practice using the Four Topics method with common primary care cases
References
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