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...or culture of practice. It is important to note that the NAADAC principles would have both positive and negative implications in clinical practice depending on the behavior of the clinician, attitudes, skills, knowledge and experience. In addition, the implications of these principles are defined by the nature of counseling and client factors. The implications of the principles of NAADAC’s Ethical Code are in clinical practice are discussed and illustrated in the following sections of the paper.
Ethical implication
NAADAC’s principles define the relationship that exists between the counselor and addiction clients. This includes the relationship of the counselor with individual clients,...
10 Pages(2500 words)Research Paper
...be preserved and protected even of those who are terminally ill or near death. According to Mr. Luke’s guardian I was just making the dying. process prolong and all of the staff cited the right of the patient to decline the treatment and the nurses should try to reduce the pain of the patient even if that set off a dying process, so the professional ethics side with Mr. Luke and Martha’s decision. So the satisfactory part was that patient’s wish was being fulfilled although it was being transmitted through his niece and was going to take him to the edge of his life. According to ANA code I could have refused from terminating the tube if I feel it morally unacceptable or that this act may jeopardize both patient’s and...
4 Pages(1000 words)Assignment
...mechanism are followed i.e. along with enforcement of uniforms, some regulations and principle should be aligned with it, in order to prevent dirty and untidy uniforms. So, this argument against the enforcement of uniforms is a lame one. This means that if students really want to be proud of their schools they should prefer to wear uniforms i.e. being symbol of one’s school. These are some of the arguments in relation to school dress codes i.e. uniforms. Lack of uniforms in schools may lead to many problems such as demotivation, unethical behaviors, inappropriate dressing, increase in cost, lack of discipline, conflicts among students, pressure on parent’s etc. promotion of casual dresses in schools can...
5 Pages(1250 words)Essay
...? We Can But Should We? Introduction Quick Response (QR) s are fundamentally regarded as a sort of two-dimensional bar that can be accessiblethrough using dedicated devices associated with QR. One of the essential facets of QR code can be apparently observed to be its ability to directly link to websites, texts, contact numbers and e-mails among others. This particular code is quite widespread in several nations throughout the globe including Japan and Germany and is gaining popularity in terms of execution by a greater level (Petersen, 2012). With this concern, this paper intends to present the advantages along with the disadvantages regarding the execution of QR codes. Advantages and...
3 Pages(750 words)Coursework
...of ethics document will inspire confidence in all business associates – like suppliers, clients and employees. The rest of the essay will critically analyze the codes of ethics of two accounting firms and evaluate their merits in the process. The two firms chosen for the exercise are KPMG and Grant Thornton (Budd, 2007).
The following is a passage from the KPMG ethics code:
“At KPMG, our promise of professionalism to each other, our clients, and the capital markets we serve, compels us to align our culture of integrity with our values, words, and actions. By setting high standards for ourselves, and our clients, our commitment to upholding KPMG’s values is clear: There is never a...
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...Black Codes
The ‘Black Codes’ were laws that were established in the year 1865 in Mississippi that pertained to the Civil Rights of Freedmen. These codes offered equal status between the Blacks and the Whites in many areas. By these codes the Blacks were given the right to purchase and dispose property in the same manner the Whites did. Black were denied these rights for a very long time and the Black codes helped to restore these rights to them.
1. What document did they chose and why?
The ‘Black Codes’ (1865) which were important laws in Mississippi was the document chosen during the time of slavery. These Black...
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...by ACD can be ignored because they contribute immensely in determining how dentists conduct themselves (American Dental Hygienists Association, 2008). The ACD core of values is the most comprehensive of the three with more core values and explanation on what is expected of the dentistry profession. In conclusion, these differences call for the need to have a consensus in the core of values of the dentistry profession.
Code of Ethics
Organizations are compelled to explicitly articulate values that place a strong emphasis on ethical behavior which they achieve by drafting a code of ethics, a formal statement of the ethical priorities that all professionals within the organizations must...
2 Pages(500 words)Assignment
...s of Gender Looking at today’s advertisements, it is evident that the depiction of masculinity and femininity isbased on certain cultural norms. There is a pattern that describes their gender codes, unveiling stereotypes that men and women are perceived to hold. Similarly to Goffman’s analysis of the commercial landscape, advertisements seem to communicate certain normative ideas about femininity and masculinity. Even though the male figure is perceived to be above the female one, they are both depicted as sex objects as advertisers seem to pay more attention to their sexual appeal rather than their personality and the advertised product. According to commercial realism as explored by Goffman, gender is...
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...Two Legal s Hammurabis which is a law established by a Babylonian king by the Hammurabi s back to 1772 BC. The basically consisted of 282 laws and punishments that accompanied certain actions. The code was established by legal experts under the direction of the king in a bid to create a universal set of laws that would serve the different people that the expanding kingdom hosted (US History par. 1). The Burgundian king, Gundobad established the Burgundian code. Also called the Lex Burgundionum or Lex Gundobada, the code was formulated in 484 AD (Calmette 47). The law code which was improved to benefit the Roman subjects a few years later came to be known as the Lex Romana Burgundinum. This paper will analyze the two law codes... and will...
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...Revised ACA of Ethics Multiculturalism and Diversity Since 2005, the issue of multiculturalism and diversity has largely been addressed in the ACA Code of Ethics. In 1995, it appeared in the section A (A.2.). It simply indicated that the counselor should actively try to understand the client’s cultural background. The changes made in this section in the subsequent revisions have been aimed at refining the message of this section. Hence, in 2005, it was revised to specify that the counselors should not only strive understand the culture; but also, communicate in a manner that is culturally and developmentally suitable for the benefit of the patient (A.2.c). It continues to...
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