作者: Anne Hudon , Maude Laliberté , Matthew Hunt , Vickie Sonier , Bryn Williams-Jones
DOI: 10.3109/09638288.2013.813082
关键词: Terminology 、 Professional development 、 Rehabilitation 、 Ethical issues 、 Curriculum 、 Occupational therapy 、 Physical therapy 、 Deontological ethics 、 Inclusion (education) 、 Nursing 、 Medicine
摘要: AbstractPurpose: The recent introduction of master’s level curricula for Occupational Therapy (OT) and Physiotherapy (PT) training programs in Canada raises both challenges opportunities to address ethical issues during professional training. This study evaluated the inclusion ethics content course descriptions calendars order develop a preliminary understanding how rehabilitation is taught Canadian universities. Method: We reviewed online 27 (OT & PT). Courses addressing were identified through keyword searches, then subjected quantitative textual descriptive analyses. Results: mean proportion credits allotted courses that included terminology was 5.9% (SD = 1.4) OT 6.5% (SD = 4.8) PT (p = 0.69). most common terms “ethics/ethical” followed by “legal”, “professionalism”, “deontology” “regulat...