... action research quality ethical standards health systems strengthening KEY MESSAGES 03 09 2020 © The Author(s) 2020. Published by Oxford University Press in association with The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. 2020 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms...

..., the enhancement courtroom presentation of statistical evidence and implications for legal and statistical education. ethical standards expert witnesses law professional standards statistical education statistical testimony undercount adjustment REFERENCES Downton , F. ( 1982 ) Legal probability...

... of these changes. Key words: ethical standards; ethics; malpractice; NASW Code of Ethics; risk management specially since the early 1980s, social work’s As a result, contemporary social workers, knowledge base related to professional eth- supervisors...

..., and (4) the ethical standards and risk management period. In the past 100 years, social work has moved from a preoccupation with clients’ morality and values to the formulation of comprehensive ethical guidelines for practice. In recent years social work...

... psychiatry. In many ways, however, the field remains in the early stages of development. As it continues to mature in the coming years, we hope and expect to see further progress. Establishment of evidence-based clinical practices and a firm foundation for ethical standards has begun, and the momentum...

... by ethical standards is detrimental to animal welfare, and leads to bad science. This chapter indicates that the denial of the relevance of ethics to science was taught both explicitly and implicitly. It addresses the moral issues in animal research. It presents two paradigmatic examples: pain control...

...Attorneys and mental health professionals are subject to different ethical standards and professional standards, and their goals may also differ and at times even oppose each other. This chapter starts by highlighting the potential conflicts between mental health and legal professionals...

... Preface The aim of this work is to inquire into the problem of divergent ethical standards applicable to counsel appearing before international courts and tribunals. The ques- tion is increasingly topical with the greater frequency and importance of ethical issues in general in the international...

... that are commonly faced by psychologists in these highly specialized medical settings, and provides a mechanism for resolving ethical conflicts when they occur. Case examples are provided, each of which illustrate one of the ten ethical standards listed in the American Psychological Association’s code of ethics...

... a therapist makes about confidentiality must be made before the patient arrives. It includes learning ethical standards that define confidentiality, learning laws that can affect therapists’ ability to protect confidentiality, organizing laws based on their ethical implications, obtaining consultation...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 2 discusses how psychologists are expected to practice in accordance with a code of conduct and ethical standards, typically those adopted by the APA, and how several areas of law (including, but not limited to, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans...

... for forensic psychology. Lawyers may be surprised to find the range of available materialson ethical standards and practice guides, the frequencywith which experts knowingly or unknowingly do not adhereto them, and the frequency with which experts are unaware ofsuch guides or have not kept abreast of updates...

...Oxford University Press The attention to illness narratives echoes the narrative turn in the humanities. This chapter explores the implications of counselling and confronts the narrative medicine approach with the correlated, yet distinct, concept of narrative ethics. It considers ethics standards...

...Among members of the legal profession and judiciary throughout the world, there is a genuine concern with establishing and maintaining high ethical standards. It is not difficult to understand why this should be so. Nor is it difficult to see that professional standards are not completely divorced...

... ethical standards in all dealings with cultural objects. This culminated in the 30th General Assembly of UNESCO in November 1999 adopting the International Code of Ethics for Dealers in Cultural Property. Its key provision is article 1, which reads: ‘Professional traders in cultural property...

... arbitration, saying that justice should be the paramount objective of arbitration which requires procedural fairness, such that ‘arbitrators can reasonably be asked always to deliver procedural fairness’. ¹⁶ Others have similarly noted that ethical standards in arbitration are based on ‘honesty...

... to provide a means of credentialing for individual psychologists upon completion of academic and training curriculum (six years), has exhibited professional competence under supervised practice, and is endorsed by European ethical standards for psychologists. Europe has strong regional mechanisms...

..., a plurality of ethical standards and, on the other, universal moral norms. It demonstrates that, although Rawls attempts to go beyond this model by adding the hermeneutic dimension of an “overlapping consensus,” he stays confined to it. The chapter outlines the elements of the normative model implicit...

..., the physician's relationship to other physicians, the physician and society.   Annals of Internal Medicine, 101, 129–137. 18 American Psychological Association, Committee on Ethical Standards for Psychologists. ( 1949 ). Developing a code of ethics; a first report of progress.   American Psychologist...