Demonstrate knowledge of the Recognise, analyse and know how to deal with StratOG.net: The professional, legal and ethical codes of unprofessional behaviours in clinical practice, Promote professional attitudes and Obstetrician and CbD the GMC, e.g. Fitness to Practice and taking into account local and national regulations values Gynaecologist as a any other codes pertaining to obstetrics Professional. Ethical Reflective learning and gynaecology Create open and non-discriminatory professional Demonstrate probity and the and legal issues working relationships with colleagues’ awareness willingness to be truthful and to admit Be of prejudice and preferences of the need to prevent bullying and harassment to errors within self, others, society and cultures GMC fitness to Recognise the factors influencing ethical decision Encourage informed ethical reflection practice panels making, including religion, personal and moral in others online information. Beware of the define the standards of beliefs, cultural practices GMC website. practice defined by the GMC when Show willingness to seek advice of deciding to withhold or withdraw Use and promote strategies to ensure peers, local clinical ethics committees, treatment confidentiality is maintained e.g. anonymisation legal bodies, and the GMC in the event GMC guidance on of ethical dilemmas over disclosure withholding and Outline the main methods of ethical Counsel patients on the need for information and confidentiality withdrawing reasoning: case based reasoning, the distribution within members of the immediate treatment. GMC justification of decision and moral healthcare team website. judgment Respect patient’s requests for Counsel patients, relatives, carers and advocates information not to be shared, unless GMC guidance on Know the overall approach of value- (where relevant) tactfully and effectively when this puts the patient, or others, at risk patient confidentiality. based practice and how this relates to making decisions about resuscitation status, and of harm GMC website. ethics, law and decision-making withholding or withdrawing treatment Show willingness to share information about the patients care with the patient, unless they have expressed a wish not to receive such information Show willingness to seek the opinion of others when making decisions about resuscitation status, and withholding or withdrawing treatment Competence level Basic level Intermediate level Advanced level Not required Core Module 4 Logbook 1 Level 2 Level 3 Date Signature Date Signature Date Signature Consent and legal/ethical issues
Demonstrate knowledge of the professional, legal and ethical codes of the GMC, e.g. Fitness to Practice and any other codes pertaining to obstetrics and gynaecology Be of prejudice and preferences within self, others, society and cultures Beware of the define the standards of practice defined by the GMC when deciding to withhold or withdraw treatment Outline the main methods of ethical reasoning: case based reasoning, the justification of decision and moral judgment Know the overall approach of value- based practice and how this relates to ethics, law and decision-making Recognise, analyse and know how to deal with unprofessional behaviours in clinical practice, taking into account local and national regulations Create open and non-discriminatory professional working relationships with colleagues’ awareness of the need to prevent bullying and harassment Recognise the factors influencing ethical decision making, including religion, personal and moral beliefs, cultural practices Use and promote strategies to ensure confidentiality is maintained e.g. anonymisation Counsel patients on the need for information distribution within members of the immediate healthcare team Counsel patients, relatives, carers and advocates (where relevant) tactfully and effectively when making decisions about resuscitation status, and withholding or withdrawing treatment Promote professional attitudes and values Demonstrate probity and the willingness to be truthful and to admit to errors Encourage informed ethical reflection in others Show willingness to seek advice of peers, local clinical ethics committees, legal bodies, and the GMC in the event of ethical dilemmas over disclosure and confidentiality Respect patient’s requests for information not to be shared, unless this puts the patient, or others, at risk of harm Show willingness to share information about the patients care with the patient, unless they have expressed a wish not to receive such information Show willingness to seek the opinion of others when making decisions about resuscitation status, and withholding or withdrawing treatment StratOG.net: The Obstetrician and Gynaecologist as a Professional. Ethical and legal issues GMC fitness to practice panels online information. GMC website. GMC guidance on withholding and withdrawing treatment. GMC website. GMC guidance on patient confidentiality. GMC website. CbD Reflective learning Core Module 4 Logbook Competence level Basic level Intermediate level Advanced level Not required 1 Level 2 Level 3 Date Signature Date Signature Date Signature Consent and legal/ethical issues
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