OVERVIEW

Ethical behavior is about upholding higher standards of conduct than simply adhering to the rules or the law. Conditions that weaken and impact the practitioner’s vigilance on ethical situations, as they relate to working with diverse populations, include: invisibility of bias, confirmatory bias practices, workplace culture, privilege and power imbalances, and burnout.

This training will advance your practice knowledge on the ethical implications of your daily work and will offer space for thoughtful conversations that will cultivate a heightened awareness of ethical dilemmas and challenges in client and patient care delivery.

TRAINING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Describe the situations where recorded sessions and rights of adult patients with legal guardians are appropriate;
• Identify their personal biases, privileges, and understand how burnout and power imbalances compromise ethical standards;
• Apply ethically sound and culturally relevant practices to diverse population groups.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

• To advance practice knowledge and guideline on patient autonomy and informed consent.
• To provide strategies for unraveling the ethical implications of bias, privilege, burnout, workplace culture and power.
• To further understanding of social justice imperatives for serving new immigrant families.
• To enhance the ethical provisions of culturally competent services to racial and gender diverse groups.