Ethics CPD workshop
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The document summarizes the key topics covered in a physiotherapy ethics workshop, including: 1) An introduction to ethics, human rights, and ethical principles like beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice. 2) Ethics in research, including obtaining ethical approval and informed consent, and responsibilities around confidentiality. 3) Ethics in clinical practice, including issues like privacy, patient rights, and frameworks like the South African Constitution and HPCSA guidelines. 4) Duties of physiotherapists to patients, colleagues, themselves, society, and the environment.
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- Albie Sachs is a justice in the Constitutional Court in South Africa, appointed by Nelson Mandela in 1994 As a young white man in South Africa, he worked as an attorney, defending people charged under racist statutes and repressive security laws under South African Apartheid. After being seized by the police and placed in solitary confinement for his work in the freedom movement, Albie Sachs went into exile in England and then Mozambique. In Maputo, Mozambique in 1988, he lost his arm and his sight in one eye when a bomb was placed in his car by South African security agents. After the bombing, he devoted himself to the preparations for a new democratic constitution for South Africa. He returned to South Africa and served as a member of the Constitutional Committee and the National Executive of the African National Congress. Quote taken from Protecting Human Rights in a New South Africa (1990), Sachs, A.
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