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HSC DMO3: Ethics in health and social care

1. Understand ethical principles in care

  • 1.1. Define ethics, morals and values
  • 1.2. Describe ethical theories
  • 1.3. Analyse core principles of care ethics
  • 1.4. Explain professional codes of conduct in relation to ethics within health and social care
  • 1.5. Analyse how health and social care practitioners’ own values, beliefs and experiences can influence ethical practice

2. Understand the impact of ethical practice on individuals and organisations

  • 2.1. Evaluate the impact of ethical practice on individuals and organisations

3. Understand ethical dilemmas

  • 3.1. Define the term ‘ethical dilemma’
  • 3.2. Analyse ethical dilemmas
  • 3.3. Evaluate approaches to resolving ethical dilemmas
  • 3.3. Evaluate approaches to resolving ethical dilemmas

    3.3. Evaluate approaches to resolving ethical dilemmas

  • 3.2. Analyse ethical dilemmas

    3.2. Analyse ethical dilemmas

  • 3.1. Define the term ‘ethical dilemma’

    3.1. Define the term ‘ethical dilemma’

  • 1.1. Define ethics, morals and values

    1.1. Define ethics, morals and values

  • 1.5. Analyse how health and social care practitioners’ own values, beliefs and experiences can influence ethical practice

    1.5. Analyse how health and social care practitioners’ own values, beliefs and experiences can influence ethical practice

  • 1.4. Explain professional codes of conduct in relation to ethics within health and social care

    1.4. Explain professional codes of conduct in relation to ethics within health and social care

  • 1.3. Analyse core principles of care ethics

    1.3. Analyse core principles of care ethics

  • 1.2. Describe ethical theories

    1.2. Describe ethical theories

  • 2.1. Evaluate the impact of ethical practice on individuals and organisations

    2.1. Evaluate the impact of ethical practice on individuals and organisations

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