Ethics Direct and Ethics+ Services
Ethics Direct and Ethics+ Services
for Organizations
Clinical Ethics Services: Improving Outcomes and Performance
Achieve ethics integration and proficiency with…
Consultation
The Center can participate in clinical ethics consults on topics ranging from shared decision making, advance care planning, discharge planning, resource allocation, professionalism, organ donation, end of life care, and more.
Research
The Center can support your efforts in protecting human subjects, including service on Institutional Review Boards and non-scientific review panels and learning health system activities.
Engagement
The Center can join and help facilitate your organizational ethics committees and advise and present ethics insights to the staff on quality improvement as well as risk management. Our Center staff can provide these services by conduct staff trainings, lectures and assisting in policy development.
Programs
The Center can assist with advance care planning and POLST/Transportable Physician Orders for Patient Preferences (TPOPP) trainings including those targeted staff and employees.
Benefits of Ethics Services
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Improved employee retention / performance/reduce stress
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Improved health outcomes / patient satisfaction
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Increase compliance and safety
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Proactively manage risk
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The Joint Commission / Accrediting Body
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Risk Management
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Quality Improvement
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Compliance & Safety
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Human Resources & Professional Development
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Mission Effectiveness
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Clinical Care/Patient Outcomes
Improve Ethics Performance
The CPB ethicist helps build internal organizational ethics capacity over time. As advisory support decreases with internal competency, consultation services increase and overall ethics performance improves.
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* CPB: Center for Practical Bioethics
Included in Your Ethics Services:
Ethics Dispatch and Ethics Committee Consortium
Monthly Ethics Dispatch
The Center’s monthly Ethics Dispatch fills the skill development needs of health professionals and providers from mid-career volunteers to new students. Each issue focuses on a particular topic relevant to field of medical ethics, addressing it from different approaches and perspectives.
The goals:
• Educate and elevate the effectiveness of Ethics Committees and their members
• Furnish a turnkey resource for Ethics Committee leaders, challenged with daily routines, allowing little time for content development.
The Ethics Dispatch includes four educational elements, each addressing the monthly topic in different ways:
Hot Topic – The Center’s clinical ethics staff focus on an ethical issue impacting providers regionally or within the field while providing guidance. This is a researched deep dive that frames the issue in understandable language from an industry perspective with practical recommendations. Previous issues have addressed a range of concerns, from life-saving interventions following suicide attempts to public health concerns due to anti-vaccination decisions.
Bioethics in the News – Web links to the most recent and relevant stories in the news pertaining to issues of concern for ethics committee members.
Case Study – Each issue includes a case study that illustrates the topic of the month in a real-life situation.
Ethical Musings – In this section, the author takes a more personal approach to presenting the underlying philosophical insights relevant to the monthly topic. This is presented through a philosophical framework based on arguments to add deeper understanding of the clinical ethics topic.
For More Information, please contact:
Ryan Pferdehirt, D.Bioethics, HEC-C
DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP AND ETHICS EDUCATION
rpferdehirt@practicalbioethics.org
(816) 979-1350
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