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Enhancing professionalism using ethics education as part of a dental licensure board's disciplinary action. Part 1.
1Department of Primary Dental Care, School of Dentistry, University of Minnesota, USA. bebea001@umn.edu
Abstract:
This paper describes a process and procedures for interacting with individuals who have violated the rules of professional conduct and includes descriptions of each of the assessment measures used to conduct a baseline assessment of four ethical capacities that are necessary conditions for reflective, ethical practice. The process and assessment methods are theoretically grounded in Rest's Four Component Model of Morality--a model that asserts that moral failing can result in a deficiency in any one of four abilities or capacities that are necessary for ethical behavior. Following descriptions of five well-validated assessment strategies, a synopsis of an educational intervention is presented.
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