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HTH 110 Medical Ethics Course Objectives:

Following completion of theoretical learning experiences, the student will be able to:

  1. Differentiate between needs and values.
  2. Differentiate between ethics and morals.
  3. Identify the basic principles involved in medical ethics.
  4. Define the basic principles found in health care ethics.
  5. Describe the levels and stages of value development.
  6. Develop personal mission and vision statements.
  7. Identify their own values and principles.
  8. Discuss the common theories and methods used in making value decisions.
  9. Explain the principle of “informed consent”.
  10. Explain the relevant aspects of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) and the Stark Laws as these pertain to the allied health professions.