Explain three ways your ethical principles will impact your academics and future career.Explain how you plan to improve or develop these principles

Personal Code of Ethics

Resource
https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/guide/personal-ethics/

Under Strengths: Internal Factor
•List your three strongest ethical principles
•Explain why each of these principles is important to you

Under Weakness: Internal Factor
•List three ethical principles that you would like to improve or work on
•Explain how you plan to improve or develop these principles

Under Opportunities: External Factor
•Explain three ways your ethical principles will impact your academics and future career.

Under Threats: External Factor
•Explain three ways your ethical principles may be challenged and how you plan to overcome the challenge

Provide examples of ethical issues in patient education and compliance, and describe ways in which an effective professional/patient relationship and a poor health professional/patient relationship can impact these issues.

Homework Topic 5
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Write a short (50-100-word) paragraph response for each question posed below. Submit this assignment as a Microsoft Word document. I. Define CAM.
,. Describe the patient who uses CAM the most.

3. List some common misconceptions about CAM.

1. Identify methods of including the use of CAM in patient education.

5. Discuss the safe use of CAM.

List ways in which conventional medicine and CAM can be integrated.

7. Define ethical theories, ethical principles, and values.

3. Provide examples of ethical issues in patient education and compliance, and describe ways in which an effective professional/patient relationship and a poor health professional/patient relationship can impact these issues.

L. Explain what is meant by “ethical patient education practices”. ).

Explain the purpose of informed consent.

I. Discuss what factors determine the patient’s ability to give informed consent. ,. Compose a sample informed consent form. .

3. Discuss the process of communication to use with the patient and the family when obtaining informed consent.