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Ethical Awareness 209 : Ethics in Sports Medicine

Credit Hours(s)10.0

InstructorsJoanne Brown, MS, OT, CHT

Price$180.00 USD

Format(s)Downloadable Course in PDF, Journal Article Review, Text

Educational Objectives

Analyze the sport and the history of ethics in sports medicine

Write down and describe 5 principles of ethics

Describe 3 reasons why the practice of ethics in sports medicine is challenging and differentiate the doctor-patient-team triad relationship versus the traditional doctor-patient relationship

List and outline 4 contextual factors that influence confidentiality in sports medicine

Describe how various professionals manage confidentiality in sports

Outline and describe 5 categories of policy recommendations

Define the term conflict of interest concepts

List 2 areas where conflict of interest concepts is most likely to be seen

Analyze how clinical decision making can be altered by competing interests

Summarize how commonly used analgesics are used in athletes and describe the ethical implications of their use in athletic settings

Outline how analgesics are used in sports medicine including oral and injectable narcotic and non-narcotic medications

List 3 side effects of narcotic analygesics

Describe the legal significance of being the team physician

Analyze and discuss 2 emerging legal issues

Cite 2 reasons for the significance of concussions and prescription drug use

List and describe 5 problems in the identification and diagnosis of concussion

Describe the implication involved in same-day return-to-play

Outline the procedures for auditing and recording injury and concussion

Understand and list 3 reasons why confidentiality is imperative with concussion

Discuss the standard of care that should apply to the medical care of a professional athlete

Outline and analyze the proposed that standard of medical care should apply to all patients

List 3 reasons why the system should adopt a policy that facilitates competitive sports participation, while minimizing the risk of long-term injury

List 5 symptoms of eating disorders and describe why they are more prevalent in high performance gymnasts than the normal population

Define, compare and contrast 5 different forms of eating disorders

Outline and describe the classification system of eating disorders

List and describe 5 diagnostic criteria for 3 different each disorders

List 3 reasons why IAAF Hyperandrogenism Regulations are flawed on a scientific level and why it has not been proved that testosterone confers an advantage in competition

Describe and discuss the 2 levels of inconsistencies- genetic and molecular -that are raised with the IAAF Hyperandrogenism

Outline 3 ethical reasons why IAAF Hyperandrogenism Regulations raise ethical issues at the level of implementation because the trigger for testing is visual perception

Review and recite background information related to research and the ethics of sports medicine

Outline and describe the Declaration of Helsinki

List and describe 3 application principles of the Declaration of Helsinki

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