ETHICAL PRACTICE. Nursing actions and interventions are accurate and safe, and demonstrate due regard for the theoretical concepts and principles underlying practice. • Documentation conforms to legal and health service requirements. • Actions reflect an awareness of legal implications of nursing practice. • Nursing interventions are performed following adequate and accurate assessments. • Clarification of, and/or suggested changes to policies, procedures, protocols and guidelines are sought and made. • Practice is in accordance with the profession’s code of ethics. • Confidentiality of information is maintained. • The patient is an active participant in the process of care. • Respect for individuals and their families in terms of cultural and social context is demonstrated. • Recognises own knowledge base/ level of competence. • Maintenance and improvement of personal and unit clinical standards. CRITICAL THINKING & ANALYSIS Acts to enhance the professional development of self and others. • Continuing education is actively undertaken. • Quality activities are undertaken within the unit to enhance professional practice. • Role modelling to all other members of the health care team is demonstrated. • Contributes to the education of other professionals e.g. being willing to provide at least one in-service education programme each year. • Incorporates research findings into nursing practice. • Acts as a mentor or preceptor to lesser-experienced nurses, including graduate and student nurses. • Acts as a resource person to others in relation to clinical practice. • Monitors the specialised clinical practice of other nursing staff. MANAGEMENT OF CARE Comprehensive and accurate nursing assessments of patients/residents are carried out. • Appropriate assessment tools and strategies are used effectively. • Data is analysed and interpreted accurately. • Deviations from normal are acted upon appropriately and promptly. A plan of care is developed and documented in consultation with the patient/resident and relevant others. • The plan identifies expected outcomes, including a timeframe. • Responds to patient and/or carer educational needs, referring to others where necessary. Planned care is implemented, evaluated and assessed. • Resources are utilised effectively and efficiently in providing care. • Undertakes technical procedures confidently and safely. • Refers clients to appropriate community service providers. • Higher level of skills demonstrated in clinical decision-making – in ...
ETHICAL PRACTICE. Codes of Ethics guiding the different professions continue to apply notwithstanding the period of National Disaster. The parties to this Protocol shall, in accordance with relevant legislation and ethical codes on the confidentiality of information, ensure protection of information.
ETHICAL PRACTICE. All Elephant Counselling therapists are members of the British Association For Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and are committed to working under the BACP’s Ethical Framework for counselling professions. This is your assurance that the service and your counsellor will always strive to practice in a safe, ethical and professional manner. The BACP Ethical Framework can be viewed for free on the BACP website: xxx.xxxx.xx.xx Counselling is widely considered to be beneficial and it is Elephant Counselling’s intention for your experience to promote positive change as a result of your journey. However, Elephant Counselling can make no guarantee as to the therapeutic outcomes of any particular course of counselling.
ETHICAL PRACTICE. Goal: The student intern will conduct him/herself in an ethical manner that is consistent with the social work profession. Objective(s): i.e., smaller goals to achieve primary pre-specified goal. Example: Student will problem solve client case issue. Activities: i.e., tasks the student will perform or engage in to meet the objective(s). Example: Student will meet with client to employ problem solving approach.
ETHICAL PRACTICE. The Partners agree that they are committed to the ethical practice of law and that they will observe the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct. The Partnership shall immediately remove any Partner who is suspended or disbarred from the practice of law and shall pay the Partner an amount representing his interest in the Partnership as if he had voluntarily withdrawn from the Partnership, as provided in Section Seventeen of the Agreement. SECTION THIRTY-THREE ATTORNEY’S FEES If a Partner brings any action at law or in equity to enforce or interpret the provisions the Agreement, including an action for declaratory relief, the losing party shall pay the prevailing party a reasonable attorney’s fee, which may be set by the court in the same action or any separate action brought for that purpose, besides other relief that the losing party may owe to the prevailing party. SECTION THIRTY-FOUR
