PBI Medical Ethics and Professionalism (ME-22) Course (Aug 27 - 28, 2022)

PBI Medical Ethics and Professionalism (ME-22) Course is organized by Professional Boundaries Education and will be held from Aug 27 - 28, 2022.

Location: Virtual Live Classroom, Pacific Time

Description:
This course, which is part of our most comprehensive ethics curriculum, is built on the idea that anyone can break professional norms or engage in unethical behavior. The course deals with and fixes problems brought on by disregard for laws, regulations, rules, guidelines, codes, or policies. The pre-course readings, assignments, and self-assessment activities prepare participants for the seminar by serving as launch pads for reflection and self-evaluation. Participants in the course investigate how and why their professional practices, coping mechanisms for stress, and individual or environmental circumstances first put them at risk of making poor decisions or rationalizing incorrect actions. Participants create their own tiered Personal Protection Plan based on their own observations, which they then present to the instructor and the class in a peer-review manner as their final oral assessment at the end of the course.

ME-22:
• 8 hours of pre-course assignments
• Two-day course

Learning Objectives:
• Abide by moral and professional standards.
• Simplifying harmful influences will enhance clinical decision-making
• Maintain a high standard of conduct, which will enhance interactions between professionals and patients and lead to better clinical results.
• Lower the risk of their possible infractions by creating mechanisms that can be used in therapeutic practice
• Recognize the early warning signals of ethical quandaries and boundary issues.
• Establish a tiered Personalized Protection Plan and a formula based on ethics to uphold moral rectitude