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Question 1

Social contract

Answer 1

Society living in accordance with an agreement that establishes moral and political rules of behaviours that encourages self regulation and reduced unprofessional violations

Question 2

Professionalism

Answer 2

Having specific skills, knowledge and expertise that benefits society. A promise to use this expertise always and without exception

Question 3

Fiduciary

Answer 3

A person who has a legal and moral relationship with one or more individuals. The Patient interests should be held above the practitioner

Question 4

Virtue of care

Answer 4

The moral excellence or qualities needed to meet the aims of care

Question 5

Boundary setting and maintenance

Answer 5

The doctor has a power differential, they need to maintain this differential and establish a professional relationship

Question 6

Fitness to practice

Answer 6

Having the skill, knowledge, and character to practice your profession whilst doing no harm

Question 7

Burnout

Answer 7

The increased risk of impairment and addiction, impaired judgement, substandard treatment, and patient harm.
Caused by excessive emotional, physical, and mental stress.

Question 8

Floor and ceiling:

Answer 8

Floor: The chiropractor will advocate for the highest standard of care, whilst putting the patients interests first
Ceiling: The GCC protects the public by articulating where the line is, leading to self regulation which is part of the social contract.