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    Ethics Potpourri

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    A.1.D Support Network

    Involvement [e.g. AA]

    Program

    Prescribed beliefs, values and behaviors of 12-Step

    Organizations. The 12-Steps.Home Group. Sponsor [Mentor].

    Fellowship

    Practice, activities and experience of a 12-Steporganization: e.g. service, helping others, sharing,

    working the Steps etc.

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    Program

    Prescribed beliefs, values andbehaviors of 12-Step Organizations.

    The 12-Steps.

    Fellowship

    Practice, activities and experience of a12-Step organization: e.g. service,

    helping others, sharing, working the

    Steps etc.

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    Estimated A.A. Membership and Group Info:

    (Circa 2001)

    Groups in US...51,183

    Members in US...1,166,927

    Groups in Canada ....5,257Groups Overseas.39,804

    Members Overseas. 656,938

    Internationalists124

    Groups in Correctional Facilities US/Canada 2,466

    Lone Members 347

    TotalMembers..1,989,124

    Groups..98,710

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    Faith Communities

    Belief in God Membership Importance Attendance

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    80

    90

    100

    Percent 18-29

    30-49

    50-64

    65-74

    75+

    Religion and Age in the United StatesGallup Polls 2001-2002

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    A.1.e Employment Needs

    VR is effective in improving the employmentoutcomes of individuals with disabilities.

    Job placement and support services have

    consistently been positively associated withcompetitive employment.

    In one study, 60% of VR clients were employedcompared with 33% of people with disabilities inthe general population.

    (Pruett, Swett, Chan, Rosenthal, & Lee, 2008)

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    Vocational Counseling

    Self Directed Search [evidence-basedworkbook]

    Holland Theory [evidence-based counseling

    model]

    What Color is My Parachute? [book thatblends the two]

    Testing: Strong Interest Inventory [B Test]

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    A.8 Group Work

    Group Counseling Course

    Family Therapy Course

    Unique Issues of ConfidentialityWho is the client

    Screening is ethically mandatory

    Protecting clients is mandatory

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    A.9 End of Life Care

    1 in 5 Americans die using intensive careservices

    Nationally, this translates to approximately540,000 Americans each year

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    Sedation in Palliative CareDefinition and Terminology

    Sedation Terminal sedation Sedation for intractable distress in the

    imminently dying End of life sedation Total sedation Sedation in terminal or final stages of

    life Palliative sedation Palliative sedation therapy

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    Palliative sedation

    The use of sedative medications to relieveintolerable suffering from refractorysymptoms by a reduction in patient

    consciousness

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    Criteria for Palliative Sedation -

    Intolerable Suffering

    Subjective

    The patient can only determine thesuffering to be intolerable

    If the patient is unable to express thedegree the discomfort or sufferingexperienced a proxy judgment by familyand care givers should be sought

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    Criteria for Palliative Sedation -

    Refractory Symptoms

    Further interventions are: Not capable of providing adequate relief

    Associated with excessive or intolerable

    morbidity Unlikely to provide relief within a tolerable

    time frame

    Implies an experienced colleague orpalliative care specialist judge thesymptom refractory

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    A.12 Technology Applications

    Crosses state lines

    Federal Website: http://www.hipaa.org/

    The focus of most checklists: AssignedSecurity Responsibility: Identify thesecurity official who is responsible forthe development and implementation ofthe policies and procedures required.

    http://www.hipaa.org/http://www.hipaa.org/
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    B.2.b Public Health Disclosures

    Counselors should have TB and HepatitisVaccinations; along with annual fluvaccines. A.1.a Welfare of those served.

    Contact Department of Public Health if youare not sure what is reportable as acommunicable threat from a client.