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20 Cards in this Set
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What are the 3 general ethical principles of the APS Code? |
1. Respect for the rights and dignity of people/s 2. Propriety 3. Integrity |
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What does 'Respect for the rights and dignity of people/s' include (APS Code)? |
The right to autonomy & justice |
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What does propriety include (APS Code)? |
1. Beneficence 2. Non-maleficence (incl. competence) 3. Responsibility to clients, the profession & society |
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What does integrity include (APS Code)? |
1. Need for good character 2. Trust intrinsic to professional relationships 3. Conduct's impact on reputation of the profession |
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Which 7 APS Code standards are included under Respect for the right and dignity of people/s? |
1. Justice (discrimination) 2. Respect 3. Informed consent 4. Privacy 5. Confidentiality 6. Release of information to clients 7. Collection of client info from associated parties |
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Which 14 APS Code standards are included under Propriety? |
1. Competence 2. Record Keeping (keep for 7yrs/until client is 25) 3. Professional responsibility 4. Provision of services by 3rd party 5. Provision of services to multiple clients 6. Delegation of professional tasks to others 7. Use of interpreters 8. Collaborating w others for benefit of clients 9. Accepting clients of other professionals 10. Suspension of psychological services 11. Termination of psychological services 12. Conflicting demands 13. Psychological assessments 14. Research |
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Which 7 APS Code standards are included under Integrity? |
1. Reputable behaviour (self and profession) 2. Communication (honest) 3. Conflict of interest (incl. multiple relationships) 4. Non-exploitation (incl. sexual activity) 5. Authorship 6. Financial arrangements 7. Ethics investigations & concerns |
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NPS - Rights, responsibilities, safety & privacy |
1. Maintain privacy, dignity & confidentiality 2. Promote safety 3. Implement legislation, regulations, standards, codes & policies |
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NPS - Working with people, families & carers in recovery-focused ways |
1. Support people becoming decision-makers in their own care 2. Implement principles of recovery-oriented mental health practice |
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NPS - Meeting diverse needs |
Actively respect diversity of - 1. Social 2. Cultural 3. Linguistic 4. Spiritual 5. Gender |
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NPS - Working with Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people, families and communities |
1. Actively & respectfully reduce access barriers 2. Provide culturally secure systems of care 3. Improve social and emotional wellbeing |
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NPS - Access |
1. Facilitate timely access to services 2. Provide high standard of evidence-based assessment (I.e. risk assessment) |
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NPS - Individual planning |
1. Facilitate access to/plan quality, evidence-based, values-based health & social care interventions (bio, psycho-social model) 2. To meet needs, goals & aspirations of clients |
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NPS - Treatment & support |
1. Deliver quality, evidence-informed health & social interventions (incl. collaborative approach, supervision etc) |
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NPS - Transitions in care |
1. On exit from service/transfer of care, actively support clients via a timely, relevant and structured handover |
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NPS - Integration & partnership |
1. Clients & their families are part of a wider community and we are one element in a wider service network 2. Support provision of coordinated and integrated care 3. Both between and within agencies/teams |
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NPS - Quality improvement |
1. Take active steps to improve services and mental health practices using quality-improvement frameworks 2. In both service improvement and research & evaluation (both conducting & general familiarity for informed practice) |
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NPS - Communication & information management |
1. Connection & rapport is established to build/support effective therapeutic & professional relationships 2. Maintain high standard of documentation 3. Use info. systems & evaluation to ensure data collection meets clinical, service delivery, monitoring & evaluation needs |
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NPS - Health promotion & prevention |
1. Use mental health promotion and primary prevention principles 2. Build resilience in individuals, groups & communities 3. Prevent or reduce impact of mental illness |
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NPS - Ethical practice & professional development responsibilities |
1. Accountable to clients within the bounds of national, professional, legal & local codes of conduct & practice 2. Recognise the rights of people, acknowledge power differentials & minimising them if possible 2. Maintain & extend knowledge & skills, including teaching others (incl. reflective practice & self care) |
