MEDI2022 Study Guide - Assisted Suicide, Reflexology, Third Doctor
4 Nov 2013
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Contents: overservicing and inappropriate practice, challenge of euthanasia, clinical ethical reasoning, consent to medical treatment, informed decision making, counter-transference and stereotyping, refusal of treatment, self-induced disease, cam symposium, patient safety, brain & mind, psychiatric diagnoses, looking after yourself. Available treatment at mental health service/ authorized hospital. C/t consent impossible (competence), or treatment unreasonably refused. Competency: receive, retain, comprehend and recall information, integrate information, evaluate against personal moral code, make a decision, defend the decision, adhere to the decision to the point of treatment. Overservicing: seeing one patient too many times or seeing too many patients for too little time. Medical record - requires: name of patient, dated entry for each attendance, adequate clinical information at each entry to explain services rendered, sufficiently comprehensible so another practitioner could undertake patient"s care. Outcomes of medicare review: dismissal, negotiate settlement, referral to professional services review. Outcomes of a professional service review: written reprimand, counseling recommended, repay benefits gained unjustly, full/partial disqualification from.
