Almost Almost Communicate ground rules, as appropriate. Occasionally Frequently Always I review the ground rules with participants. I ask participants whether there are any rules they wish to add or amend. I ask participants for their agreement to abide by the ground rules during the meeting. Almost Almost Explain the ethics consultant’s role. Occasionally Frequently Never Always I introduce myself as the ethics consultant. I explain my role as the ethics consultant. Explain the ethics consultation process in general and Almost Almost what the parties can expect in relation to the Occasionally Frequently Never Always consultation at hand. I introduce the ethics consultation process. I explain what an ethics consultation is, its purpose and limits, scope of authority (or lack thereof), and the relationship between the ethics consultation process and the health care organization. I explain what the parties to the consultation can expect from the process. Invite participants to introduce themselves to the ethics Almost Almost Occasionally Frequently consultant and to the participants. Never Always I remind participants that the common interest of all is the of the patient. I introduce the patient, even if the patient is absent. I ask participants to state their names, how they would like to be addressed, and why they are here. Almost Almost If is any conflict at the beginning… Occasionally Frequently Never Always I reveal any prior contact with any participants. I briefly explain my understanding from these contacts (e.g., that there are differences of opinion among the participants). I reassure participants that all relevant parties have been invited. I encourage all relevant parties to participate. I reinforce the previously expressed desire to reach a common goal. I on the positive prospect of reaching an ethical solution.
Communicate ground rules, as appropriate. Almost Occasionally Frequently Almost Always I review the ground rules with participants. I ask participants whether there are any rules they wish to add or amend. I ask participants for their agreement to abide by the ground rules during the meeting. Explain the ethics consultant’s role. Almost Never Occasionally Frequently Almost Always I introduce myself as the ethics consultant. I explain my role as the ethics consultant. Explain the ethics consultation process in general and what the parties can expect in relation to the consultation at hand. Almost Never Occasionally Frequently Almost Always I introduce the ethics consultation process. I explain what an ethics consultation is, its purpose and limits, scope of authority (or lack thereof), and the relationship between the ethics consultation process and the health care organization. I explain what the parties to the consultation can expect from the process. Invite participants to introduce themselves to the ethics consultant and to the participants. Almost Never Occasionally Frequently Almost Always I remind participants that the common interest of all is the of the patient. I introduce the patient, even if the patient is absent. I ask participants to state their names, how they would like to be addressed, and why they are here. If is any conflict at the beginning… Almost Never Occasionally Frequently Almost Always I reveal any prior contact with any participants. I briefly explain my understanding from these contacts (e.g., that there are differences of opinion among the participants). I reassure participants that all relevant parties have been invited. I encourage all relevant parties to participate. I reinforce the previously expressed desire to reach a common goal. I on the positive prospect of reaching an ethical solution.
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