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Course Progress:

Course: Navigating Conscience Objections in Health Care

Grades

Navigating Conscience Objections in Health Care: Introduction

Acknowledgements

About Tanenbaum

Course Objectives & Format

Non-Conscience Based Refusals

Conscience Rules Definitions

Conscience Laws Expanded

How Does This Affect Me as a Provider?

Belief, Belonging, Behavior: Venn Diagram Activity

Personal Preference

Case Study - Personal Preference

Knowledge Check

Navigating Conscience Objections in Health Care: Professional Integrity

Professional Integrity Initial Knowledge Check

The Triangle of Conscience

Professional Integrity Conscience Objections

Revisit I CARE Model

Introspective Questions

ACTION, RESPONSE, ENSURE for Professional Integrity Objections

Professional Integrity Example

Professional Integrity Case Study

Professional Integrity Case Study - INTROSPECTION

Professional Integrity Case Study - CAUSE

Professional Integrity Case Study - ACTION

Professional Integrity Case Study - RESPOND

Professional Integrity Case Study - ENSURE

Knowledge Check

Navigating Conscience Objections in Health Care: Personal Conscience

Personal Conscience Initial Knowledge Check

Conscience Laws & LGBTQ+ Care

Better Practices to Ensure Quality Care

Personal Conscience Introspective Questions

ACTION, RESPOND, ENSURE for Personal Conscience Objections

Personal Conscience Example

Personal Conscience Case Study #1

Personal Conscience Case Study #1: INTROSPECTION & 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 INTROSPECTION & CAUSE

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: ACTION

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: RESPOND

Personal Conscience Case Study #2: ENSURE

Are These Cases of Discrimination?

Personal Conscience Case Study #3

Personal Conscience Case Study #3: INTROSPECTION & CAUSE

Personal Conscience Case Study #3: ACTION

Personal Conscience Case Study #3: RESPOND

Personal Conscience Case Study #3: ENSURE

Death with Dignity Laws

Final Knowledge Check

Survey

Knowledge Check

Conscience laws are static, fixed, unchanging. *

True

False

Personal Preference concerns are protected by federal law. *

True

False

In most cases of personal preference concerns it is not appropriate to discuss the cause of your objection with the patient, but it is appropriate to discuss your concerns with your supervisor. *

True

False

Which of the below items are federal conscience laws? *

The Weldon Amendment

The Coates-Snowe Amendment

The Church Amendments

All of the above

Conscience laws are rooted in the guarantee of freedom of religion and conscience found in the First Amendment of the US Constitution *

True

False

Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act gives providers the right to: *

refuse to provide a treatment or procedure based on religious or moral beliefs

refuse to treat a specific patient based on religious or moral beliefs

tell other doctors not to provide a particular treatment

break confidentiality

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