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Course Objectives
Course Objectives
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Section 1: Introduction — Why Ethics Matters in U.S. Medical Practice
1.1 The Role of Ethics in Medicine
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1.2 Why Regulators Prioritise Ethics
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1.3 The Link Between Ethics and Professional Identity
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1.4 Consequences of Ethical Lapses
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1.5 Why Ethics Matters Now More Than Ever
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1.6 Reflective Quiz
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Section 2: Core Ethical Principles — Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-Maleficence, Justice
2.1 Autonomy — Respecting Patient Choice
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2.2 Beneficence — Acting in the Patient’s Best Interest
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2.3 Non-Maleficence — “Do No Harm”
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2.4 Justice — Fairness in Care and Resource Distribution
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2.5 Balancing Principles in Practice
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2.6 Reflective Quiz
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Section 3: The AMA Code of Medical Ethics — Key Standards for Doctors
3.1 Honesty and Probity
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3.2 Respect for Patient Autonomy and Consent
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3.3 Confidentiality and Privacy
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3.4 Professional Boundaries
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3.5 Conflicts of Interest
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3.6 Digital Professionalism
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3.7 Accountability in Professional Conduct
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3.8 Reflective Quiz
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Section 4: Common Ethical Dilemmas in Medical Practice
4.1 Informed Consent vs Beneficence
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4.2 Confidentiality vs Duty to Warn
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4.3 End-of-Life Decisions
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4.4 Allocation of Scarce Resources
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4.5 Conflicts of Interest
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4.6 Cultural and Religious Beliefs
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4.7 Reflective Quiz
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Section 5: Confidentiality, Digital Professionalism, and HIPAA Compliance
5.1 The Ethical Duty of Confidentiality
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5.2 HIPAA Compliance
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5.3 Confidentiality in the Digital Era
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5.4 Digital Professionalism and Social Media
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5.5 Telemedicine and Ethical Standards
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5.6 Consequences of Breaches
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5.7 Reflective Quiz
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Section 6: Probity, Honesty, and Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
6.1 Probity as a Core Ethical Duty
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6.2 Honesty in Documentation and Communication
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6.3 Financial Integrity and Billing Practices
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6.4 Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
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6.5 Transparency and Disclosure
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6.6 Consequences of Breaching Probity
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6.7 Reflective Quiz
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Section 7: Weak vs Strong Ethical Responses — Case Comparisons
7.1 Documentation Falsification
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7.2 Failure to Obtain Informed Consent
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7.3 Boundary Concern
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7.4 Billing Misconduct
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7.5 Disrespectful Communication
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7.6 Lessons from Case Comparisons
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7.7 Reflective Quiz
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Section 8: Demonstrating Ethics in Disciplinary and Remediation Processes
8.1 Why Ethics Matters in Disciplinary Processes
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