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Subject:
Ethics for Medical Professionals: Patient Trust & Personal Information
Category: Health > Medicine Asked by: samuelsps-ga List Price: $3.00 |
Posted:
03 Mar 2003 04:48 PST
Expires: 02 Apr 2003 04:48 PST Question ID: 169938 |
I need help in regards to ethics/medical practise. The area of interest is Physiotherapy. The questions is: "A patient asks you why they should trust you with their personal information..." More info: 1. The patient is being treated by a physiotherapist 2. The patient is being treated for multiple sclerosis 3. The focus of this question is ethics: How do medical professionals ensure that they act ethically when they handle patient information? What specifically ensures that the patient can trust the physiotherapist with personal information? I am not necessarily looking for "right answer" but rather a structure/outline of the most important issues that I need to talk about to answer this question myself. Any links to existing material are very welcome. |
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