Interdisciplinary Ethics
Issued by
Griffith University
Earners understand the concept of interprofessional ethics for the social, health and human services and explores its foundations in human rights, moral philosophy and ethical theory. Earners can identify the code of ethics and regulation that governs various professional disciplines, analyse and critique these codes in relation to their reliability and applicability to professional integrity. Earners understand how their personal value positions can influence their professional practice.
Additional DetailsEarning Criteria
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Earners have identified the foundations of ethical thought, moral philosophy and ethical theory, and the pivotal ethical discussions, arguments, rationales and positions associated with these
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Earners understand the relevance of human-rights based practice frameworks within social, health and human services, and the importance of exploring personal value positions that can influence practice
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Earners recognise the unique contribution of a range of professional disciplines in the resolution of ethical issues, problems and dilemmas in multidisciplinary work contexts, and identify the codes of ethics and regulatory frameworks that govern different professions
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Earners have identified the founding principles and purposes inherent in the codes of ethics of particular professional disciplines, and analyse and critique these codes in relation to their contribution and applicability to professional conduct and practice situations
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Earners have developed the skills and processes to make informed and appropriate assessments in relation to ethical challenges, using ethical decision-making models, and to take justifiable action based on those assessments
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Earners have demonstrated self-evaluative and critical reflective practice skills necessary to work within a broad ethical framework in an interdisciplinary and interprofessional environment
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Earners have conceptualised and critique current practice issues in particular fields of practice within a definable and accountable set of ethical parameters