OT Ethics and Values
This core value indicates valuing each persons right to exercise autonomy and demonstrate independence, initiative, and self-direction.
Freedom
These must be in place to support professional attributes.
Antecedents
The practice or quality of including or involving people from a range of different social and ethnic backgrounds.
Diversity
This concept involves using one's work environment to help shape their professional identity.
Place integration
This ethical principle relates to fair, equitable, and appropriate treatment of persons.
Justice
This aspect of professionalism promotes collaboration with clients.
Client centered care
Creating spaces where people with all kinds of differences feel welcome and valued for their contributions.
Inclusion
Individual identity, relational identity, and collective identity create what.
Professional identity
For this ethical principle, occupational therapists shall demonstrate concern for the well-being and safety of persons.
Beneficence
This type of professional takes responsibility for their own behaviors, interacts professionally with peers and values objectivity.
Consummate professional
The right of every individual to be able to meet basic needs and...engage in diverse and meaningful occupations.
Occupational justice
These identities are assigned by society based on group membership.
Social identities
It is the demonstration of unselfish concern for the welfare of others.
This legislation will allow OT across 10 states to practice across state lines.
Compact licensure
Lacking access to participation in an occupation based on factors external to one's self such as age, race, socioeconomic status, etc.
Occupational injustice
A threat experienced by a person/group based on their awareness of a negative perception based on their social identity.
Stereotype Threat
This term refers to the comprehensive, accurate, and objective transmission of information and includes fostering understanding of such information.
Veracity
These are the amount of continuing education credits required to renew certification with NBCOT.
36 units
These are the 4 rights of occupational justice.
1. Experience meaning and enrichment in occupations
2. Participation in a range of occupations for health and social inclusion
3. Make choices and share decision power
4. Equal privileges for diverse participation in occupations
Altered behavior from someone experiencing stereotype treat in an effort to combat the threat.
Identity contingency