Psychiatry related information on Codes of Ethics

• In making these ethical decisions, nurses rely on systematic problem solving, legal advice, ANA Code of Ethics, Nurse Practice Acts, Patient Bill of Rights, clergy, colleagues, and hospital protocols, along with the examination of their own ideals and morals [1].
• A model for ethical decision making is outlined, along with guidance from the ANA Code of Ethics and suggestions from the ANA Position Statements on Care and Comfort in Dying Patients, Euthanasia, and Assisted Suicide [2].

High impact information on Codes of Ethics

• JAMA 100 years ago: The Code of Ethics: preliminary statement of the minority of the Committee on Revision [3].
• Creating and adopting an ACC ethical code of conduct [4].
• To this end, the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Code of Conduct and American College of Emergency Physicians Code of Ethics provide important guidance toward the accurate, compassionate, competent, impartial, and honest conduct of scientific research [5].
• How these reports are affected by the American Psychological Association Ethics Code (APA; 2002), the audience receiving the report, the subject matter of the report, and dissemination of the information are all discussed in this article [6].
• Relationship of the ANA Code of Ethics to Nurses' collaborative efforts [7].

Associations of Codes of Ethics with chemical compounds

• A proposed revision of the ACOEM Code of Ethics. American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine [8].
• President's message: FTC challenges codes of ethics [9].

Gene context of Codes of Ethics

• In 2001, ISPOR convened a Task Force on Code of Ethics for Researchers (The Task Force) [10].
• The focus of each interview was to elicit the participants' views about sexual contact between psychotherapists and their former therapy patients, as well as their related attitudes towards Standard 4.07 of the APA Ethics Code (1992) [11].
• During the 80's, physiotherapists will have to deal with many important issues such as effective legislation; the basic educational requirement for CPA membership; changes in the code of ethics; accreditation of educational and clinical programs; and standards for quality of care [12].
• Commentary on the CNA code of ethics [13].
• Reducing vulnerability to ethics code violations: an At-Risk Test for marriage and family therapists [14].

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