Leadership, Consultation, and Ethics
The professional team that I will work with to consult, triage, and treat Mr. Martin will consist of a Psychiatrist, a Clinical Psychologist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Clinical Social Worker, Nursing Staff, a Recreational Therapist, and a Treatment Team Coordinator. We will be the team that will contribute to the individualized care of Mr. Martin while focusing on empathy and quality to make his treatment successful.
The Psychiatrist has the special training in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional disorders. The Psychiatrist will prescribe the medication that will be chosen for Mr. Martin to take to assist with his mental disorder. The psychiatrist will also act as the Treatment Team Coordinator to help oversee the treatment plan that is in place for Mr. Martin. The Clinical Psychologist will conduct the initial psychological assessment that will be conducted on Mr. Martin. The Clinical …show more content…
Martin; I would bring it to the attention of my colleagues. It is unethical for an interview be conducted with Mr. Martin without his consent. Consent is required to be provided willingly and not under any type of coercion or undue impact from the expert, family or companions (APA, 2010). We ought to regard and stick to the mutual idea of ethical conduct. I would then offer Mr. Martin legal counsel and also give him informed consent. He was said to be very willing to talk and seemed to love being interviewed. So, offering him legal counsel and informed consent will also benefit the team when it comes to building trust within with him and his family so that we can assess him and give him the proper diagnosis and treatment plan. With all of the legal and ethical matters out of the way, we should be able to get whatever it is that we need in order to provide accurate diagnosis and treatment for Mr.
The professional team that I will work with to consult, triage, and treat Mr. Martin will consist of a Psychiatrist, a Clinical Psychologist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Clinical Social Worker, Nursing Staff, a Recreational Therapist, and a Treatment Team Coordinator. We will be the team that will contribute to the individualized care of Mr. Martin while focusing on empathy and quality to make his treatment successful.
The Psychiatrist has the special training in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional disorders. The Psychiatrist will prescribe the medication that will be chosen for Mr. Martin to take to assist with his mental disorder. The psychiatrist will also act as the Treatment Team Coordinator to help oversee the treatment plan that is in place for Mr. Martin. The Clinical Psychologist will conduct the initial psychological assessment that will be conducted on Mr. Martin. The Clinical …show more content…
Martin; I would bring it to the attention of my colleagues. It is unethical for an interview be conducted with Mr. Martin without his consent. Consent is required to be provided willingly and not under any type of coercion or undue impact from the expert, family or companions (APA, 2010). We ought to regard and stick to the mutual idea of ethical conduct. I would then offer Mr. Martin legal counsel and also give him informed consent. He was said to be very willing to talk and seemed to love being interviewed. So, offering him legal counsel and informed consent will also benefit the team when it comes to building trust within with him and his family so that we can assess him and give him the proper diagnosis and treatment plan. With all of the legal and ethical matters out of the way, we should be able to get whatever it is that we need in order to provide accurate diagnosis and treatment for Mr.