Ethics

Amy is one of few experts in these topics nationwide.  With almost two decades experiencing teaching them. This is a unique opportunity to get great information, chiseled down by an expert.

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Ethics- Role of Boundaries                         2 Hours - FL ‘General’, and NCCAOM ‘Ethics’

(this is more hours than ‘required’ for renewal in FL or the NCCAOM, but don’t worry the extra hours are 100% usable as they roll over into “General” hours for FL, and “Core” hours for NCCAOM)

This course covers the rights of patients in relation to ethical expectations in the civil and legal arenas. It explains how these also protect the patient and even enhance the therapeutic relationship.  Healthcare is one of few professions classified with a hierarchical nature, with a built in power differential. This will be explained especially in terms of how this creates and defines the rights of patients.  The rights of the practice and clinician are then covered. Course concludes with what are necessary boundaries for practitioners, and why.  Attendees will clearly understand which boundaries are the most important, how these help the practice, aid and strengthen safety and risk management, and reduce stress and burnout.  Emphasis on protecting against violating patient rights and a building a healthy and proper medical relationship.

Ethics in OM Practice                         4 Hours - FL ‘General’, and NCCAOM ‘Ethics’

(this is more hours than ‘required’ for renewal in FL or the NCCAOM, but don’t worry the extra hours are 100% usable as they roll over into “General” hours for FL, and “Core” hours for NCCAOM)

This is the most comprehensive course on “What exactly is Ethics?”, “Why”, and aspects specific to the professional practice of Oriental Medical.  It covers general aspects of Ethics, but predominantly focuses on all the foundation and key considerations that will help the attendee much more easily determine the Ethical way of running their practice and handling day to day situations. Specific Codes of Ethics within the medical world, the Hippocratic Oath, the AMA, the NCCAOM, and FSOMA, are included and used to identify general and key themes and principles.  The later portion of the material lists Ethical issues and situations that could occur in Oriental Medical practice.   Spread throughout will be explanations of, and learning points from, actual Ethical violations that have occurred around the country.