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The Code of Ethics is a comprehensive document that outlines the core ethical principles that dictate a healthcare professional’s ethical duty to patients and society. The document supports these principles with standards that indicate how a practitioner is expected to fulfill their ethical responsibilities.
- Non Maleficence
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- Confidentiality
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- Non Maleficence
Physicians must not discriminate, either directly or indirectly, based on a protected ground under the Human Rights Code when making decisions relating to the provision of health services, including when: accepting or refusing individuals as patients; providing information to patients;
Unprofessional behaviour impacts patient care and outcomes through the negative effects it can have on the physician-patient relationship, teamwork, a safe working environment, communication, public trust, and morale.
Essentials of Medical Professionalism sets out CPSO’s expectations related to professional ethics and articulates the values and duties at the core of medical practice. Visit Physician using a smartphone
Confirm patient understanding. To act in patients’ and society’s best interests: Focus on meeting patients’ needs in our decision-making. Strive to meet reasonable accommodation requests. Provide appropriate assistance to any person who needs emergency medical care.
identify some key issues that still underpin more modern ethical codes, including the concepts of ‘first, do no harm’, abuse of privilege, confidentiality, respect for life and awareness of one’s limitations.
The CMA Code of Ethics and Professionalism articulates the ethical and professional commitments and responsibilities of the medical profession. It provides standards of ethical practice to guide physicians in fulfilling the obligation to deliver the best possible care and foster patient and public trust in physicians and the profession.
