Rehabilitation ethics for interprofessional practice /
Laura Lee Swisher and Charlotte Brasic Royeen.
- xxii, 265 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapter 1 Prologue, History, and Introduction: Why a Book about Interprofessional Rehabilitation Ethics? Chapter 2 Historical and Clinical Context for the Interprofessional Rehabilitation Moral Commons Chapter 3 Dialogic Engagement Model for Interprofessional Rehabilitation Ethics Chapter 4 Informed Consent, Decision-Making Capacity, and Shared Decision Making Chapter 5 Professional Culture Related to Ethics Chapter 6 Ethical Issues in the Rehabilitation of Children and Adolescents Chapter 7 Ethical Issues in the Rehabilitation of Older Adults Chapter 8 Ethical Issues in Acute Care for Interprofessional Practice Chapter 9 Implications of Policy and Reimbursement for Interprofessional Rehabilitation Ethics Chapter 10 Neuroethics: A Guide for the Perplexed Rehabilitation Professional Chapter 11 The Future of Interprofessional Rehabilitation Ethics
"The purpose of this book is to suggest an innovative vision for rehabilitation and habilitation ethics from an interprofessional perspective. The goal is to create a seminal text about ethics across the rehabilitation and habilitation disciplines (occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech language/communication disorders, and related rehabilitation fields) and serve a role similar to that which Principles of Biomedical Ethics by TL Beauchamp and JF Childress (2012) has served in the field of medicine. This text will be a contributed book. Highlighting the interprofessional approach, contributors will come from a variety of health disciplines- all experts in their field. This will ensure the text appeals to a wide audience, opening up its potential even further"--Provided by publisher.
9781449673376
2018046756
Occupational therapy--Moral and ethical aspects. Rehabilitation--ethics Ethics, Professional