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J Clin Psychol Med Settings ; 25(2): 224-236, 2018 06.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-28646373

ABSTRACT

The interprofessional nature of the Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) model invites potential conflicts between different ethical guidelines and principles developed by separate professional disciplines. When the foundational model of care and training on which ethical principles were developed shifts, the assumptions underlying the guidance also shifts, revealing gaps and mismatches. This article reviews the extant literature in this realm, and proposes a more unifying set of ethical guidance for interprofessional, integrated primary care practice. We discuss common ethical dilemmas unique to the PCBH model through case examples, and then apply the newly proposed ethical guideline model to these cases to illustrate how the newly proposed model can be efficient and effective navigating these dilemmas.


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Behavioral Medicine/ethics , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated/ethics , Ethics, Medical , Primary Health Care/ethics , Clinical Competence , Conflict of Interest , Guideline Adherence/ethics , Humans , Interdisciplinary Communication , Intersectoral Collaboration , United States
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Fam Syst Health ; 31(1): 96-107, 2013 Mar.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-23566134

ABSTRACT

Healthcare training environments, particularly in multidisciplinary training settings, present unique ethical dilemmas as a result of the multiple relationships faculty must balance while working with trainees. The historical and current perspectives on multiple roles in training environments will first be summarized. Evidence of a gap between the extant discipline specific guidelines and the realities of situations that occur in healthcare training will then be revealed, as illustrated in a case example. Primary care medicine training environments are highly nuanced, potentially leading to an infinite number of ambiguous situations that require a generalizable model for managing multiple roles. Rather than recommend specific modifications to existing ethical guidelines, a new model emphasizing role awareness and decision making when challenges in healthcare training settings arise is proposed. Recommendations for the case example using the model are offered. All professionals are prone to boundary transgressions; explicit training about and the maintenance of appropriate role balance will help to ensure high-functioning relationships and maximize the quality of patient care, resident education, faculty and resident satisfaction, and modeling of professional behavior to improve competencies as clinicians and educators.


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Education, Graduate/ethics , Health Occupations/ethics , Interdisciplinary Studies/standards , Interpersonal Relations , Patient Care Team/organization & administration , Professional Competence/standards , Social Behavior , Education, Graduate/organization & administration , Faculty/standards , Friends , Health Occupations/education , Humans , Interprofessional Relations/ethics , Mentors , Patient Care Team/standards , Professional Role , Professional-Patient Relations/ethics
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