Are ethical principles such as respect for autonomy

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Review the Policy/Website (using the link above).
Conduct an analysis and draw conclusions about the code of ethics policy at Kennedy Krieger by answering the following questions

Is the policy consistent with the organization's mission, vision, and values?
Does the policy support patient values?
Does the policy address patient privacy and confidentiality?
Are ethical principles such as respect for autonomy (the ability of patients to make choices about their care), beneficence (does the policy address harm to patients), and non-maleficence (does the policy address the risk of harm to patients) included in the policy?
Are conflicts of interest addressed in the policy?
Does the policy address health equity implications (certain groups of individuals or populations experiencing a disadvantage in receiving care)?
Does the policy address business practices within the organization?
Are there other policies that correspond with the ethics policy?
Does the policy address how conflicts in patient care decisions are managed?
Does the policy address billing issues?

Reference no: EM133329276

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