Conscience Rules Series: Introduction & Personal Preference

About Tanenbaum

Conscience Rules Definitions

Conscience Laws Expanded

How Does This Affect Me as a Provider?

Belief, Belonging, Behavior: Venn Diagram Activity

Personal Preference

Knowledge Check

Getting Clear on Personal Preference

Conscience Rules Series: Professional Integrity

Chapter Objectives

Knowledge Check

The Triangle of Conscience

Professional Integrity Conscience Objection

Determining Professional Integrity Objection

Revisit C.A.R.E. Model

Action Items for Professional Integrity Objections

Professional Integrity Example

Professional Integrity Case Study #1

Professional Integrity Case Study #1: Cause

Professional Integrity Case Study #1: First Action

Professional Integrity Case Study #1: Next Action

Professional Integrity Case Study #1: Report and Respond

Professional Integrity Case Study #1: Ensure

Is This Discrimination?

Knowledge Check

Conscience Rules Series: Personal Conscience

Pre-survey/quiz

Conscience Rules in Health Care Refresh

Determining if it’s a Personal Conscience Objection

Personal Conscience Example

Action Items for Personal Conscience

Revisit CARE Model

Personal Conscience Case Study #1

Personal Conscience Case Study #1: Cause

Personal Conscience Case Study #1: Action

Personal Conscience Case Study #1: Respond

Personal Conscience Case Study #1: Ensure

Personal Conscience Case Study #2

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: Cause

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: Action

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: Respond

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: Ensure

Death with Dignity Laws

Final Knowledge Check

Survey

Personal Preference

Personal Conscience Case Study #2

In a state that allows death with dignity, a patient with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) wants physician assisted death. Her physician would not be able to live with himself if he participated in euthanasia or physician assisted death due to a deeply held moral objection.

Help the doctor navigate this situation