Interprofessional Ethics in Rehabilitation The Dreamcatcher Journey

In 2003, we led a working conference on leadership in ethics education for physical therapy and occupational therapy entitled, “Dreamcatchers and the Common Good: Allied Health Leadership in Generational Health and Ethics.” The institute brought together 25 leaders in ethics education in physical th...

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Published inJournal of allied health Vol. 39; no. 3; pp. 246 - 250
Main Authors Jensen, Gail M., Royeen, Charlotte Brasic, Purtilo, Ruth B.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington John Colbert 01.10.2010
Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions
Subjects
Allied Health Occupations Education
Collaboration
Community Relations
Conferences (Gatherings)
Cost Effectiveness
Curricula
Education
Ethics
Evidence Based Practice
Grants
Health Occupations
Interdisciplinary aspects
Leaders
Leadership
Leadership Training
Lifelong Learning
Occupational therapy
Pedagogy
Physical therapy
Professions
Rehabilitation
Resistance (Psychology)
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Teachers
Teaching Methods
Teamwork
Therapists
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Summary:In 2003, we led a working conference on leadership in ethics education for physical therapy and occupational therapy entitled, “Dreamcatchers and the Common Good: Allied Health Leadership in Generational Health and Ethics.” The institute brought together 25 leaders in ethics education in physical therapy and occupational therapy for a 3-day working conference of experts. In this paper, we discuss our work as part of an interdisciplinary community of ethics educators who have been grappling with ethics education in rehabilitation over the last 7 years. We reflect on our collaborative work and then propose components of a moral foundation required for continued interprofessional dialogue and work.
ISSN:0090-7421
1945-404X