Ethical Principles
This principle means respecting the rights of competent individuals to make their own decisions
What is Autonomy
This characteristic is the ability to accept another person's beliefs despite your own personal feelings
What is Respect
These boundaries involve circumstances of physical touch
What are Touch Boundaries
This is the degree to which an individual can obtain, communicate, and understand health information and services
What is Health Literacy
This is used to express reasons why your business exists and its core objectives
What is a Mission Statement
This principle means the obligation of telling the truth
What is Veracity
This characteristic is the ability to be oneself while in a professional role
What is Genuineness
These boundaries include the capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions
What are Emotional Boundaries
This is a wrongful act committed by another; can be negligent or intentional
What is a Tort/Civil Liability
These are the three kinds of entities you can establish
What are Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, and Corporations
The principle is the idea of "do no harm"
What is Non-malfeasance
This characteristic is the desire to understand another person's experience without mistaking it for your own
What is Empathy
These boundaries regard beliefs, thoughts, and ideas
What are Intellectual Boundaries
These are the four types of questions you would use during a client interview and throughout treatment
What are Open-Ended, Closed-Ended, Reflective, and Exploratory
These are the three kinds of partnerships you can establish
What are General, Limited, and Limited Liability
This principle says that professionals should honor commitments and continually update knowledge and skills
What is Fidelity
This characteristic is building confidence in and reliance upon others to act in accordance with accepted social, ethical, or legal norms
What is Trust
These boundaries revolve around how to structure both personal and professional time
What are Time Boundaries
These are the three components that are needed for client consent for treatment
What are Competency, Voluntariness, and properly Informed
These are the two kinds of insurance you absolutely need when establishing a business
What are Professional Liability and General Liability
The principle is the obligation to act on basis of fairness and equality
What is Justice
This characteristic is upheld by HIPAA and ensures that client information is not given out to the public
What is Confidentiality
These boundaries involve electronic communications and social media
What are Digital Boundaries
What are three common abbreviations you will see on SOAP notes (name any three you want)
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This is the original massage association that established a massage curriculum and board certification
What is the Society of Trained Masseuses