The PCP Code Of Ethics: Key Imponents Of Ethical Dilemmas

Given that this assignment has brought to light, how every day there are examples of ethical dilemmas revealing themselves, for example, one who turns on the T.V. is immediately exposed to our political candidates battling it out over a plethora of ethical issues, I can now see ethical dilemmas are issues prevalent within everyday society. In the same fashion, there is a deluge of ethical situations to which I am exposed when I am on duty at my day job at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel. By the same token, ethical dilemmas are a systemic issue for those with professional careers throughout our modern society, and are a big concern of mine, due to the nature of the career I am pursuing, professional counseling. Despite the fact reading the PCP

Accordingly, the disciplinary procedures follow with the sanctions for violations of the ethical components listed above, how complaints are handled, the investigation process, hearing process, actions taken by the ethics committee, appeal process, and procedures and reinstatement following disciplinary action. Now that I have read this, I believe to the utmost that this is something I need to have with me unfalteringly for reference, unless there miraculously comes a day that I can recite the code by

This brought about a new and more serious set of ethical questions. Firstly, a decision must be made on what to do with the client who had been signed out with Robert prior to his overdose. Being that I am only an intern, I am not privy to all the facts and information, but from what I understand, the staff has determined that this client had to have known something about what Robert was doing. They will do a ‘staffing’ on this client, which is when all the residential case managers, and Jami, collaborate to determine the most ethical solution on how to handle a situation with a client. He is facing a potential discharge for his part in endangering the community. If the choice were mine, I would have to agree with the staff in choosing to discharge him, even though I fear for his future and his