Ethics Primer for the SLP

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This one-hour recorded webinar familiarizes the SLP with the foundation of medical ethics and ASHA’s code of ethics which guides our clinical practice. This course provides history of ethics, review of medical ethics, review of the law as it relates to ethics, and provides strategies for navigating potential ethical situations.

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You will have access to this course for 365 days after purchase.

Reporting to ASHA:

If you wish to have your participation in this course reported to ASHA, you must include your ASHA number when registering for the course. If you do not wish to have your participation submitted to ASHA, type “NO” in the field requesting your ASHA number. Once the course post-test has been completed your material will be ready for us to submit. We submit participation to  the ASHA CE Registry monthly. You must complete the post-test no later than 12/31/2023 11:59 pm (EST) to receive credit for participating in this course in 2023.

Learning Objectives:

  • Summarize the history of ethics, ASHAs code of ethics and medical ethics.
  • Describe the law as it relates to ethics.
  • List strategies for navigating potential ethical situations.


Agenda:

00:00 - 03:00:  Introduction, Principals of Ethics, Description of Ethics

03:00 - 08:45:  Why is Ethics Important, Heinz Dilemma, Trolleyology

08:45 - 16:45:  Values vs Ethics, Bioethics, Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-maleficence, Justice

16:45 - 26:00:  Law and Its Relationship with Ethics, Informed Consent, Waiver, Legal Terms

26:00 - 42:00:  ASHA Code of Ethics, Ethical Decision Making Model, Reporting and Avoiding Ethical Violations

42:00 - 53:00:  Ethical Scenarios

53:00 - 60:00:  Summary, References, Post-test

**REFUND POLICY**

Refunds will not be issued for online webinars

Instructor Disclosure:

Vanessa Peregrim has the following financial relationship: she is a paid employee of Carolina Speech Pathology. No payment was received for creation of this webinar. Ms. Peregrim has no non-financial relationships to disclose.

Instructor

Vanessa Peregrim Lauf, M.S., CCC-SLP, BCS-S Vanessa Peregrim Lauf

Vanessa Peregrim Lauf received her Masters in SLP from Loyola University in 2006. She received her BCS-S in 2017. She has been working for Patheous Health formerly Carolina Speech since 2016. She is currently the clinical manager for Patheous Health for the Northeast region, based out of Baltimore, MD. Prior to working for PH, she worked in acute care for University of Maryland Medical Center. She was also an adjunct faculty member for Loyola University in ethics and advanced dysphagia for more than 7 years. She has also presented lectures and posters at the state and national conferences. Instructor Disclosure: Ms. Lauf has the following financial relationship to disclose: she is a salaried employee of Patheous Health. Ms. Lauf has no non-financial relationships to disclose