PPT-2014 Professional Ethics & Conduct

Are you a robot Are you a robot Levels of Ethical Maturity Ethical Issues Will we agree Ethical Theories Utilitarianism Promotion of the best longterm interest of everyone should be the moral standard. April 8, 2014. Kansas City, . Misssouri. Brent W. Stevens, CPA. Partner in Charge. Colleges & Universities Services Group. RubinBrown LLP. 314.290.3428. brent.stevens@rubinbrown.com. Introduction. ethics . in the SML: . Translating and Interpreting. Dr . S. andra . S. alin. School of Modern . L. anguages. s. andra.salin@ncl.ac.uk. Thanks to . A. ngela Uribe de Kellett and Francis Jones . ▪ Undergraduate and Postgraduate Levels. Brief Overview. The Landscape. Allegations of research misconduct have . markedly. increased . everywhere. in the past few years, coinciding with the emergence of. Automated software performing broad searches that scan for potential research misconduct (particularly for text plagiarism and image manipulation/fraud). Rhonda Powers, Professional Learning Coordinator. What are the GA Code of Ethics for Educators?. Set by the Professional Standards Commission. 11 Standards. Available at . www.gapsc.com/ethics. What is the role of the PSC?. False . The Code of conduct for pharmacy students applies until graduation. . True . The Code of Conduct for pharmacy students applies only on campus . False. The Principles of Code of Conduct for pharmacy students are based on the principles in Standards of conduct, ethics and performance for pharmacists . Gail Bieber, LCSW. Clinical Director . Counseling Recovery Services of OK. The Language of Ethics . Language of Ethics Objectives:. 1) Explain descriptive terms that are part of the language of professional ethics. Module 2. Unit 1 Insights. Do No Harm. No statement of ethical standards can anticipate all situations that have ethical implications.. Therefore, overarching principles – like . “Do No Harm” should guide the behaviors of professionals in everyday practice.. PRESENTATION FOR MAB MEDICARE CENTRE CUSTOMER CARE TRAINING. BY. : DR . AKUAMOAH-BOATENG. OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION. Introduction. Objectives. Main Ethical considerations. Considerations . OBJECTIVES. To be able to explain what Ethics is. by. Lawrence Powers, Esq.. Hoagland Longo Moran Dunst & . Doukas. , LLP. © US . 2018, . all rights reserved. $. Deep Thoughts. (or how I came to present this material for . Surveyors and Engineers. Federal Health Law Course 2015. MAJ Elizabeth Witwer. Agenda. Client Capacity. Attorney Capacity. Supervisor Responsibilities. Professional Responsibility Inquiries. Recent Cases. Resources. Army Regulation 27-26, . Your Organization. Mission. : . Vision: . Values:. . 2. . Objectives. Recognize professional conduct as a foundation for achieving organizational mission, vision, values. Define professional and unprofessional conduct. Are you a robot?. Are you a robot?. Levels of Ethical Maturity. Ethical Issues. Will we agree??. Ethical Theories. Utilitarianism: Promotion of the best long-term interest of everyone should be the moral standard. To demonstrate a high level of professionalism and loyalty to the Organization its mandate and WHO staff members are expected toDeliver on the duties of their position in an ethical and professional m Theories and approaches to Ethics. Ethics and Culture/Religion. Arguing Ethics. Threats to ethics and ethical problems in knowledge. Under the influence of ethics—. ’wrong’ . ethics, ethics in history..