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Building a professional ethical culture in case management
1Center for Ethics in Health Care, Atlanta, Ga., USA.
The Case Manager
|November 30, 2000
Summary
Professional ethical development is crucial for case management professionals and associations. This blueprint outlines a program to cultivate an ethical culture, prioritizing open dialogue on core values.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Ethics
- Professional Development
- Case Management Practice
Background:
- Professional ethical development is a shared responsibility.
- Case management associations and individual members must uphold ethical standards.
- A strong ethical foundation is vital for effective case management.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a blueprint for professional ethical development in case management.
- To provide guidelines for establishing a professional ethical culture.
- To emphasize the importance of dialogue on value commitments.
Main Methods:
- Development of a comprehensive ethical development blueprint.
- Guidelines for implementing a program to foster ethical culture.
- Focus on encouraging dialogue regarding fundamental value commitments.
Main Results:
- A structured approach to ethical development in case management.
- Establishment of a framework for a professional ethical culture.
- Enhanced dialogue on core ethical principles within case management.
Conclusions:
- Professional ethical development is a moral imperative.
- A dedicated program can foster a robust ethical culture in case management.
- Encouraging dialogue is key to reinforcing value commitments.
Keywords:
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