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Commitment I will sign when I graduate:

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I shall faithfully observe the Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional conduct set forth by the profession’

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Which is more fundamental, ethics or law?

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ethics

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Ethics:

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higher standard, more important than law

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4
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Is ethics objective or subjective?

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objective

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5
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How do you know if you are behaving ethically?

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If you are in agreement with what the profession has decided are ethical.

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What is my ethical duty?

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to know the ethical guidelines of denitstry

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7
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TF? Law is more important than law.

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F

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TF? Ppl are ethical or unethical.

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F. decisions are

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Charac of profession

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distinct expertise, knowledge and skills, society benefits rom that expertise, autonomy, as a result of that expertise (ind or collective)

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Obligations of dentist:

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put pts needs in front of their now, , needs o public before dentists,

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What is the dentists ethical duty?

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To know the ethical guidelines of the profession.

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12
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Higher standard, ethics or law?

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ethics

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13
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steps to behaving ethically:

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judgement, choices, habits

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Commercial picture of destistry

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distinct expertise, society benefits from that expertise, autonomy (individually and collectively), special obligations (individually and collectively) –> WRONG, dental care is a commodity in the marketplace, seller and purchaser set an agreement, dentist does not coerce

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Dentist and pt try to compete with each other in this model:

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commercial, each tries to gain more from the other, pt doesn’t have to come first, dentists are competitors, codes of conduct are marketing,

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Normative model of dentistry:

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Profession decides who enters the profession, dentists supervise each other, act in best interest of pts, dental care is not a commodity, not competitive relation bw dr and pt, commitment to society, special obligations because they are professionals

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Most dentists view the profession and other dentists as being part of this model of dentistry:

18
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Central values for the profession:

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Pts lie, oral health, autonomy, dentists prefered way to treat

19
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Who sets the ethical guidelines for dentistry?

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ADA: Code of Ethical conduct

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Limitations to the ADA code of conduct:

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few ind write the code, only represent members, cover limited areas, written by member driven organization

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Benefits to the ADA code of conduct:

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good to set forth expectations and obligation, helps to ID dentists not behaving ethically

22
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When are ADA codes approved?

23
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Ethical principle related to proper dx and tx presentation:

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Ex’s of not being beneficent:

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pt abandonment, not dx properly, not promoting the best tx

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Ex of nonmaleficence in dentistry:
approp tx and execution
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violations of nonmaleficence:
unnecessary or aggressive care, incomplete tx, not referring when indicated
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Most important of the 5 principles:
autonomy
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Interfering with the autonomy of a pt who is about to harm themselves;
paternalism
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2 kinds of veracity violations:
dishonesty, willful omission (not telling the whole truth)
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Treating all pts in the same way wo bias;
justice (emergency pts, HIV, disabilities, Medicaid pts, charity)
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6th principle:
Fidelity
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One decidsion=-making model
gather facts, ID considerations, assumption ppl are making, evaluate using 5 principles, duty each party has to the other, generate options, choose best solution and justify why it is best