OCCUPATIONAL ETHICS IN HEALTH

Course Description

What is ethics? What are the ethical principles of health profession? What are the ethical responsibilities of health workers towards patients and their relatives. What are the ethical responsibilities towards the community health workers. What are the ethical responsibilities to the staff of health workers. The concept of rights. Patients' rights and related concepts. The historical development of patient rights. Bali Declaration on patients' rights content. patient and health worker relations in the context of patient rights. patients' rights and legal regulations in Turkey. The content of patients' rights regulations in Turkey, what is the point of patient rights. Patients' rights regulations. problems encountered in health services related to patients' rights. ethics and patient rights practices in Turkey. World in patients' rights. The patient-related causes violated patient rights, patient rights violation health workers are what induced causes. They will have information on all of these issues.

OCCUPATIONAL ETHICS IN HEALTH

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Reference Books & Course Materials

1. 01 Kayıhan H., Fizyoterapist olmanın sorumlulukları. In. Yakut E., Kayıhan H., Tidy's Fizyoterapi, 13th ed., Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003.
2. 02 Strom‐Gottfried, K. (2019). Ethics in Health Care. Handbook of Health Social Work, 39-70.
3. 03 Mustafa Kurban. Tıbbi etik ve meslek tarihi. Palme Yayıncılık, 2015
4. 04 https://www.wcpt.org/

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Program Outcomes

1. P01 It is knowledgeable about Türkiye, TRNC and World Emergency Health Services.
2. P02 It has basic knowledge in the fields of human anatomy, physiology and pathology.
3. P03 Has knowledge about the use of emergency vehicles, mechanical and technical equipment, and medical equipment used in the pre-hospital Emergency Medicine system.
4. P04 Performs physical evaluation of the patient in emergency situations and knows the principles of primary and secondary examination.
5. P05 Has the ability to use patient handling and transport methods and position patients or injured people appropriately.
6. P06 Knows the general rules of approach to trauma patients and has the skills to use and maintain trauma equipment; Knows simple rescue/extraction techniques in traffic accidents.
7. P07 Knows infection control methods, ensures asepsis-antisepsis conditions as well as infection controls of emergency vehicles and equipment.
8. P08 Knows and applies the principles of pre-hospital emergency care in medical emergencies (shock, poisoning, emergency labor, pediatric, geriatric, oncological emergencies, psychiatric, etc.).
9. P09 Knows and applies personal and environmental safety measures in ordinary and extraordinary situations.
10. P10 Performs basic and advanced life support; Performs defibrillation and cardioversion, knows basic ECG rhythm analysis.
11. P11 Controls bleeding, interprets blood gas values, performs peripheral intravenous intervention, and knows drug administration methods.
12. P12 Knows professional duties, authorities and responsibilities.
13. P13 Establishes healthy human relationships with people in the work area and those it serves.
14. P14 He/she has the awareness of individual awareness by improving himself/herself socially and culturally.
15. P15 Works in interdisciplinary teams and has social responsibility awareness.
16. P16 It has knowledge of Turkish language and the ability to use the language, and has foreign language knowledge at a level to follow professional developments.
17. P17 Knows scene management and team command in disaster situations.
18. P18 Knows and applies search and rescue principles in case of disaster.
19. P19 It knows First Aid practices and can direct someone else to do it by voice.
20. P20 Can use emergency response equipment and provide emergency aid in war situations.

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