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Community Life oEthics is a structure that regulates people's behaviors and relations with each other in social life as rules of action and values system.1981 Lisbon Declaration of Patient Rights 1.1981 Lisbon Declaration of Patient Rights

5.The patient has the right to accept or reject the evaluation and intervention to be applied on him / herself after receiving adequate information on planned assessments and interventions related to therapy.oEthic; plays a role in awareness, ethical sensitivity, recognition and resolution of ethical problems, as well as their emergence and preventing their emergence.Moral-Ethical oAlthough the words morals and ethics are used in the same meanings, the general appearing side concerns ethics and the private appearing side concerns morality.Medical Ethics = Hippocrates oTaking care of body cleansing oGood morality oBeing reliable oNot being a liar oNo relationship with evil oBeing right

Loading...Physiotherapy and Ethics oThe person working in the field of health has to consider not only the scientific and clinical dimension but also the ethical dimension.Medical Ethics = Hippocrates oNot to behave badly oNot to get drunk oWhen called by the patient, go on time oBeing polite with the patient oKeeping secret oTo monitor the developments related to surgeries Medical Ethics = Hippocrates oNot to insult anyone and to be counselor oTo be humane and to protect patient rights oNot to be proud oNot having bad people

Don't hurt me first!The right of the patient to be cared for by a physician who can freely reach clinical and moral judgments without any interference.oThe Ethos word, which was used in Greek philosophy in the early ages, corresponds to Ethics.The right of the patient to seek spiritual and moral consolation, including the assistance of a clergy devoted to an appropriate religion

6.oIts roots were laid by the Greek philosopher Socrates.oThe concept of ETHICS is now being used above local and cultural MORALS.oTransferring these rules to new generations is the main characteristic.Loading...3.

Community Life
•Ethics is a structure that regulates people's behaviors and relations with each other in social life as rules of action and values system.

•It is adopted by individuals as rules that shape behavior in society.

•Transferring these rules to new generations is the main characteristic.

•It is highly correlated with the commitment to society's customs.

•The Ethos word, which was used in Greek philosophy in the early ages, corresponds to Ethics.

•Its roots were laid by the Greek philosopher Socrates.

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•The more profound the moral values held by the society, the stronger the social cohesion.

•Moral values can be universal and vary from one society to another.

•The concept of ETHICS is now being used above local and cultural MORALS.
•Ethical means character, custom, temperament, habit (custom).
•Ethics can be used in the same sense as the concept of morals and it is difficult to distinguish between these two, philosophically.

Moral-Ethical
•Although the words morals and ethics are used in the same meanings, the general appearing side concerns ethics and the private appearing side concerns morality.

•In terms of general rules, the responsibilities that people are obliged to do are named as ethical rules.
•They are defined by moral judgments by considering that they act consciously as a result of their actions.
Basic Concepts
•Good: ‘Good Morals’ is always a point to be caught and reached. The situations that people tell with good are more.

•Merit: It is the continuation of one's personal characteristics throughout life by living among other people in the society.

•Responsibility: Accepting the result and the results of the actions of the person willingly and intentionally by using his / her mind.

•Conscience: It is an internal situation in which one evaluates behaviors morally and as a result feels positive or negative emotions.
Medical Ethics = Hippocrates
•Taking care of body cleansing
•Good morality
•Being reliable
•Not being a liar
•No relationship with evil
•Being right

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Medical Ethics = Hippocrates
•Not to behave badly
•Not to get drunk
•When called by the patient, go on time
•Being polite with the patient
•Keeping secret
•To monitor the developments related to surgeries
Medical Ethics = Hippocrates
•Not to insult anyone and to be counselor
•To be humane and to protect patient rights
•Not to be proud
•Not having bad people

Don't hurt me first!

Physiotherapy and Ethics
•The person working in the field of health has to consider not only the scientific and clinical dimension but also the ethical dimension.

•Ethic; plays a role in awareness, ethical sensitivity, recognition and resolution of ethical problems, as well as their emergence and preventing their emergence.
1981 Lisbon Declaration of Patient Rights

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   The patient's right to freely choose the health personnel

   
   


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   The patient has the right to accept or reject the evaluation and intervention to be applied on him / herself after receiving adequate information on planned assessments and interventions related to therapy.

   
   


3. 
   

   The patient's right to expect respect for the privacy and confidentiality of his medical and personal information

   
   


4. 
   

   The right of the patient to be cared for by a physician who can freely reach clinical and moral judgments without any interference.

   
   

1981 Lisbon Declaration of Patient Rights

5. 
   

   The right of the patient to seek spiritual and moral consolation, including the assistance of a clergy devoted to an appropriate religion

   
   


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   The patient's "right to respectfully die"
   1981 Lisbon Declaration of Patient Rights

   
   

•Honesty: The patient cannot be deceived.
This rule covers both material and legal contracts, as well as assessment and intervention processes in the health personnel-patient relationship.

•Respect for Life: Health personnel should respect all people and their cultures.

•Non-harm: Medical personnel should not harm the patient first. They should have knowledge and skills about the evaluations and interventions to be applied.
•Justice: Medical personnel should be fair to their patients. They should regard their patients as equal without distinction such as race, language, religion, gender, social class.