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Ethical considerations are particularly crucial in rehabilitative healthcare due to the vulnerable nature of patients undergoing treatment, often facing physical, emotional, and psychological challenges. Though most healthcare providers would rate medical ethics as a highly important part of their practice, recent studies reveal thatmost medical professionals (82%) have a low level of knowledge of ethics. A strong ethical foundation fosters trust between patients and healthcare providers, facilitates shared decision-making, and promotes equitable access to care. This course will help providers improve their knowledge and application of medical ethics. Participants will learn aboutfundamental principles such as patient autonomy, beneficence, and justice; how their decisions regardingtreatment, consent, and confidentiality affect individual rights and dignity; and ultimately how to enhance outcomes andpatient satisfaction in the rehabilitative journey.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants
Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure
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kelly (CA) on Sep 30, 2026
good research
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Mandy (MN) on Sep 30, 2026
necessary con ed - not my choice
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Sarah (IL) on Sep 28, 2026
i wish i could inc the rate of speed of the course. the instructor spoke slowly, drank so much water and had a lot of dead air time. this presentation was not very engaging and it felt like it moved so slow
3/5
Natalie (CA) on Sep 27, 2026
absolutely no need to use ai images and videos in these presentations. use real people!! the practical examples were the most useful part of this and that was only about 15 minutes of the whole thing.
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Elizabeth (SC) on Sep 24, 2026
i appreciated that this course touched on many of the ethical dilemmas within healthcare and gave some practical ideas to working through them. in addition to promoting more awareness as being an effective way to help manage ethical dilemmas.
3/5
Alesandra (IL) on Sep 24, 2026
there were random pre-recorded descriptions of visuals towards the end of the presentation
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Adam (LA) on Sep 20, 2026
john presented his information\/material in a relaxed %26 informative manner that kept my attention.
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Ruth (PA) on Sep 16, 2026
the presenter was a bit hard to hear as he was too far from his microphone. i needed to use closed captions to catch everything.
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Jeanette (IL) on Sep 09, 2026
the link to the pt code of ethics from apta listed on slide 9 does not work when copied and pasted, and is not a hot link from the slide.
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Stephanie (CA) on Sep 08, 2026
didn't address the biggest problem in therapy which is pressure for "productivity" and profits over people that we all face. would like to have heard his opinion on how unionizing\/universal healthcare impacts ethics.

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