Titlebook: African Perspectives on Ethics for Healthcare Professionals; Nico Nortjé,Jo-Celene De Jongh,Willem A. Hoffmann Book 2018 Springer Internat

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Peter C. Lippman,Elizabeth A. Matthewsel which promotes the principle of respect for patient autonomy and protection of patients’ rights and the mutual relationship model which promotes the cultural belief, bio-psychosocial and patient-centred approaches. Furthermore, the integration of the ethical principles, legal expectations, polici

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Peter C. Lippman,Elizabeth A. Matthewse ethical challenges experienced by occupational therapists working in community development practice settings. The fourth part of this chapter presents an example of a case study within the Fisantekraal community practice setting and in the fifth part of this chapter, the ethics principles that und

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Leverage Cultural Resources and Creativity,atients’ needs are discussed. Given the importance of multi-professional teams in the administration of healthcare, suggestions are made regarding how medical social workers could be professionally aligned with core healthcare practitioners to provide effective and efficient healthcare in Africa. Th

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2212-652X ners across the continent. Simply put, with the dynamic changes and challenges in healthcare across the globe and in Africa, this is an indispensable resource for healthcare practitioners.. .978-3-030-06616-1978-3-319-93230-9Series ISSN 2212-652X Series E-ISSN 2212-6538

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,Ethics in Occupational Therapy – An African Perspective,el which promotes the principle of respect for patient autonomy and protection of patients’ rights and the mutual relationship model which promotes the cultural belief, bio-psychosocial and patient-centred approaches. Furthermore, the integration of the ethical principles, legal expectations, polici