Documentation-Maintaining Confidentiality and Ethical Practice as a Disability Services Program (DSP)

Embark on the journey of being a DSP superhero! Our mission: maintaining confidentiality and ethical practice while having a blast.

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Protect confidentiality like a vault, and navigate ethical waters like ethical explorers on a thrilling adventure!

Course curriculum

1. Course Overview
1. Understanding the importance of confidentiality in supporting person served with disabilities
2. Exploring ethical principles and values guiding professional conduct
3. Recognizing the impact of breaches in confidentiality and ethical violations on individuals' rights and well-being
1. Reviewing relevant laws and regulations governing confidentiality and privacy, such as HIPAA and ADA
2. Understanding organizational policies and procedures related to confidentiality and ethical practice
3. Clarifying roles and responsibilities of DSPs in maintaining confidentiality and ethical standards
1. Defining what constitutes confidential information in the context of supporting individuals with disabilities
2. Identifying exceptions to confidentiality and circumstances where disclosure may be necessary
3. Discussing the importance of obtaining consent and respecting person served right to privacy
1. Assessment 1
1. Developing effective communication skills to safeguard confidentiality in interactions with individuals, families, and colleagues
2. Establishing secure methods for handling and storing confidential information, including electronic records
3. Documenting information accurately and ethically, while maintaining confidentiality and privacy
1. Setting appropriate boundaries in relationships with individuals, families, and colleagues
2. Recognizing potential conflicts of interest and maintaining objectivity in decision-making
3. Upholding professional standards of conduct and avoiding dual relationships
1. Introducing frameworks for ethical decision-making, such as the Ethical Decision-Making Model
2. Practicing critical thinking skills to identify ethical dilemmas and potential courses of action
3. Seeking consultation and guidance from supervisors or ethics committees when faced with complex ethical issues
1. Assessment 2
1. Recognizing and respecting diverse cultural beliefs, values, and practices related to confidentiality and privacy
2. Understanding the intersectionality of identities and how they may impact perceptions of confidentiality and ethical practice
3. Tailoring support approaches to meet the unique needs of people supported from different cultural backgrounds
1. Understanding the importance of accountability in maintaining confidentiality and ethical standards
2. Reporting breaches of confidentiality or ethical violations according to organizational policies and legal requirements
3. Participating in ongoing training and professional development to stay updated on best practices and ethical guidelines
1. Engaging in case studies and scenarios to apply ethical principles and decision-making frameworks
2. Conducting role-playing exercises to practice effective communication and boundary-setting
3. Reflecting on personal experiences and identifying strategies for upholding confidentiality and ethical practice in daily work
1. Assessment 3
1. Recap of key concepts covered in the training
2. Commitment to implementing key concept introduced in training session
1. References

About this course

$12.00
34 lessons
1 hour of video content

Course Targets

Participants will be able to:

Understand the importance of confidentiality in the role of a DSP superhero.

Participants will learn why confidentiality is crucial in maintaining trust and privacy while providing support to individuals with disabilities.

Develop strategies for maintaining confidentiality.

Participants will explore practical methods for safeguarding sensitive information and respecting the privacy of the individuals they support.

Embrace ethical principles and practices.

Participants will delve into the ethical considerations involved in supporting individuals with disabilities, including respect for autonomy, dignity, and rights.

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Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to maintain confidentiality and uphold the highest ethical standards.

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