what are some ethical considerations that should be considered?
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['Informed consent.', 'Voluntary participation.', 'Do no harm.', 'Confidentiality.', 'Anonymity.', 'Only assess relevant components.']
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['Discuss intellectual property frankly. ... ', 'Be conscious of multiple roles. ... ', 'Follow informed-consent rules. ... ', 'Respect confidentiality and privacy. ... ', 'Tap into ethics resources.']
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['Make sure your goals are ethically sound.', 'Be fully prepared for each speech.', 'Be honest in what you say.', 'Avoid name-calling and other forms of abusive language.', 'Put ethical principles into practice at all times.']
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A recent study found that the most frequently occurring and stressful ethical situations are protecting patients' rights, staffing, advanced care planning and decision-making. Exacerbating the problem is the large number of inexperienced nurses entering the field, many who have never faced ethical issues in nursing.
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['Does your decision conflict with any of the core ethical values?', 'Think of someone whose moral judgment you respect. ... ', 'How will your decision affect others?', 'Ask yourself: Are my actions legal?', 'Are there regulations, rules, or policies that restrict your choices/ actions?', 'Would your decision be perceived as unethical?']
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["It's easy to be ethical. ... ", 'Business ethics are more about religion than management or leadership. ... ', 'Hire only ethical people, so further time on business ethics is not needed. ... ', 'Business ethics are best left to philosophers and academics. ... ', "Ethics can't be managed. ... ", "We've never broken the law so we must be ethical."]
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['Conduct. Conduct is an important aspect of ethical practices. Conduct can include boundary violations, abuse or improper relationships. ... ', 'Assessment. Assessment of students is another “hot spot” of ethical practices. ... ', 'Planning. Good planning is a part of the commitment that every teacher needs to make as a professional.']
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['Employment Issues: HR professionals are likely to face maximum ethical dilemmas in the areas of hiring of employees. ... ', 'Cash and Incentive Plans: ... ', 'Employees Discriminations: ... ', 'Performance Appraisal: ... ', 'Privacy: ... ', 'Safety and Health: ... ', 'Restructuring and layoffs:']
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['Introduction. Ethics regards standards of moral judgement and professional conduct. ... ', 'Regulatory Bodies. ... ', 'Legal Issues in Nursing. ... ', 'Confidentiality. ... ', 'Autonomy. ... ', 'Conclusion. ... ', 'References.']
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Ethical considerations are essentially about avoiding any harm to children and young people as a result of their participation in your organisation's decision making.
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Two important ethical issues to adhere to when conducting a survey are confidentiality and informed consent. The respondent's right to confidentiality should always be respected and any legal requirements on data protection adhered to.
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Some examples of ethical considerations in operations management decisions include customer safety, employee safety, materials recyclability, waste disposal, pollutions, repetitive tasks, stress in workplace, restrictive company cultures, employment policies, fluctuations in working hours, consumption of energy, energy ...
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Decide on the proper ethical action and be prepared to deal with opposing arguments. why. Some facts are not available □ Assemble as many facts as possible before proceeding □ Clarify what assumptions you are making! issue(s) in the situation.
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When making ethical decisions, what three questions should you ask yourself? Is it legal? Is it fair? What would my conscience say?
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["Consent and Abandonment. The American Counseling Association's code of ethics specifies that clients have the right to make informed decisions about whether to seek treatment, what kinds of treatment to participate in and whether to end treatment. ... ", 'Confidentiality Issues. ... ', 'Culture and Bias. ... ', 'Financial Issues.']
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The Society for Technical Communication identifies six ethical principles to which its members should adhere: Legality, Honesty, Confidentiality, Quality, Fairness, and Professionalism. Each principle is connected by its relationship to personal integrity and responsibility to clients and the public at large.
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['Five Sources of Ethical Standards. The Utilitarian Approach. ... ', 'The Rights Approach. Other philosophers and ethicists suggest that the ethical action is the one that best protects and respects the moral rights of those affected. ... ', 'The Fairness or Justice Approach. ... ', 'The Common Good Approach. ... ', 'The Virtue Approach.']