WHAT TO EXPECT IN THIS PRESENTATION Overview of Integrity Activity 1 Yess and Nos Acting With Integrity Activity 2 Self Evaluation Activity 3 Defining Integrity and Honesty Integrity in Healthcare ID: 720287
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WHAT TO EXPECT IN THIS
PRESENTATION
Overview of Integrity
Activity #1: Yes’s and No’s
Acting With Integrity
Activity #2: Self Evaluation
Activity #3: Defining Integrity and Honesty
Integrity in Healthcare
Activity #4: Game PlanSlide4
Definitions of Integrity
A dedicated obligation to an accepted code of conduct
An individual’s attitude towards a precise and accepted way of living
(Toledo-
Pereyra
, 2006) Slide5
What Does Integrity Look Like?
A person with integrity:
Keeps commitments.
Tells the truth.
Takes a stand for what one perceives is right.
Has a strong sense of self.Slide6
What Does Integrity Look Like?
A person with integrity:
Respects others--their beliefs and their skills.
Is dedicated to a personal code of ethics.
Has inner strength.
Associates with people who have strong morals.Slide7
What Does Integrity Look Like?
A person with integrity:
Lends a helping hand.
Has discipline and self-control.
Is honest.
Stays true to his/her word believes that a “YES” MEANS “YES” and a “NO MEANS NO.”
(Champions of Character, 2016)Slide8
Activity #1: Yes’s and No’s
Pair up into groups of twoSlide9
Integrity
Integrity is a virtue in which you stand up for what you believe, but also have proper respect for the beliefs of others.
(Calhoun, 1995)Slide10
Integrity
Acting with integrity requires a desire to do something right rather than avoiding something you don’t want to do.
(Calhoun, 1995)Slide11
Activity #2: Self EvaluationSlide12
Let’s Continue the Work!!
When integrity is present, positive things happen.
The opposite is true as well!!Slide13
Activity #3:
Defining Integrity & HonestySlide14
Integrity Vs. Moral Beliefs
The healthcare provider who acts with integrity is able to do things that s/he finds unpleasant.
That person is
still
acting with integrity if s/he declines to participate in a medical procedure that goes against his/her moral values.Slide15
Integrity in Healthcare
In 1995 the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) introduced standards to ensure that the integrity of clinical decision making is protected from financial pressures.
The hope was to instill ethical sensitivity in all JCAHO accredited institutions.Slide16
Integrity in Healthcare
Organizational integrity shouldn’t mean what you
can’t
do…
Organizational integrity should foster a climate that emphasizes what you
should
do.
Organizational integrity should be concerned with how organizations ought to act with respect to their moral obligations toward society.Slide17
Achieving Organizational Integrity
Barriers include:
Managed care and provider reimbursement.
Increased numbers of specialists providing care for individual patients.
Inconsistent collaboration between providers.
Situations where nobody is “running the show.”Slide18
Achieving Organizational Integrity
Two major components:
The culture of the organization as evidenced by their underlying core values.
The organizational infrastructure or systems.Slide19
Achieving Organizational Integrity
An organization’s infrastructure is an important vehicle for reinforcing core
values
An
ensures
that decisions, actions, and consequences reflect the underlying core values.
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Achieving Organizational Integrity
Organizational Infrastructure
Continuous Monitoring and Evaluation
Culture (Core Values)
↓
Prioritize
Core Values
↓
Decision Making
↓
Actions
↓
Consequences
Silverman (2000)
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Achieving Organizational Integrity
Everyone within an organization should be encouraged to be involved in the development of the core values and in the continuous cycle of quality improvement.Slide22
Activity #4: Game Plan
5 Ways I Can Show Integrity in the Workplace
5 Ways I Can Show Integrity in my Personal LifeSlide23
Summary
Take these explanations and activities back to your departments and pass the word!!
Remember that INTEGRITY is…
“doing the right thing when nobody is looking.”Slide24
Thank You!!
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