JCPSLP Vol 17 Supplement 1 2015_lores

Ethical practice in speech pathology

Contents

2 Editorial

Emerging trends in contemporary ethical issues 3 Emerging trends impacting on ethical practice in speech pathology – Marie Atherton and Lindy McAllister 8 Emerging ethical and professional issues – Suze Leitão, Trish Bradd, Lindy McAllister, Alison Russell, Belinda Kenny, Nerina Scarinci, Helen Smith, Peter Dhu, Noel Muller, Grant Meredith, and Christina Wilson 12 Responsible and ethical clinical practice: A framework for knowledge translation – Belinda Kenny and Susan Block 16 Think big, act locally: Responding to ethical dilemmas – Robyn Cross, Suze Leitão, and Lindy McAllister 19 Ethical conversations – Louise Brown and Chyrisse Heine 20 Webwords 29: Ethics and fidelity – Caroline Bowen Ethics in the workplace 22 Ethics in the workplace: More than just using ethical decision-making protocols – Lindy McAllister 27 Ethics in clinical decision-making – Belinda Kenny 30 Ethical reflections: Readability of written speech pathology reports – Suze Leitão, Nerina Scarinci, and Cheryl Koenig 33 Ethical conversations – Patricia Eadie and Marie Atherton 36 The ethics of interprofessional health care: Considerations for speech pathologists – Trish Bradd, Helen Smith, Noel Muller, and Christina Wilson 40 Communicatively accessible healthcare environments: Ethics and informed consent – Deborah Hersh, Melanie Breese, and Suze Leitão Ethics and technology 42 Digital possibilities and ethical considerations: Speech-language pathologists and the web – Grant Meredith, Sally Firmin, and Lindy McAllister Ethics and augmentative and alternative communication 46 Ethical issues in augmentative and alternative communication – Bronwyn Hemsley 51 Ethical issues in augmentative and alternative communication – Barbara Solarsh and Meredith Allan Ethics and dysphagia management 54 Dysphagia assessment and management at the end of life: Some ethical considerations – Helen Smith, Noel Muller, and Trish Bradd 58 A reflection on ethical policy development: A case example of a hospital patient with dysphagia – Helen Smith and Christina Wilson 63 To tube or not to tube: Who can ethically answer that question? – Helen Smith and Noel Muller Ethics and clinical education 65 Ethical awareness in allied health students on clinical placements: Case examples and strategies for student support – Elizabeth Bourne, Lyndal Sheepway, Natalie Charlton, Andrew Kilgour, Julia Blackford, Marcelle Alam, and Lindy McAllister 70 Ethical reasoning in clinical education: Achieving the balance – Michelle Quail, Brooke Sanderson, and Suze Leitão

75 Useful Ethics links

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JCPSLP Volume 17, Supplement 1, 2015 – Ethical practice in speech pathology

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