| Price: $175.00 Experience Level: Beginner Contact Hours: 6.00 |
This one day remote course covers ethical considerations for professionals working in the area of Pelvic Health. In general, Health Care Professionals have many day to day ethical considerations to “do no harm.” This includes basic decisions for billing, patient care, safety and compliance. Pelvic Rehabilitation comes with additional layers of vulnerability and ethical challenges due to the anatomical areas being treated, topics being discussed and intimacy of sessions.
The purpose of this class is to explore the ethical challenges Pelvic Health Practitioners may experience including consent, managing trauma and abuse, and preventing misconduct. This course is for any Pelvic Health Professional looking to build skills for ethical evaluation, problem solving, and derivation of solutions.
Prior to the live aspect of this course, participants will be asked to review the ethical framework and definitions via pre-recorded lecture and take Core Values Self Assessment. Live instruction will review the ways in which patients and practitioners can be vulnerable in the pelvic health treatment setting and how to address this. This will be followed by case study discussion in small groups, followed by large group discussion with input from the instructor and an ethics expert/ educator. The remainder of this course is meant to be a guided discussion through the ethical struggles of the pelvic health practitioner.
Pre-Requisites:
All pre-recorded lectures in Teachable for this course must be watched before the Live Component of the course. See the Schedule tab for the current list of pre-recorded videos
You will also need to review Core Values of your profession:
Physical Therapy
Occupational TherapyOccupational Therapy
Physicians
Counselors/ PsychologistsCounselors/ Psychologists
Please read through and fill in the Core Values Self Assessment. This measure was created for Physical Therapists/ Physical Therapy Assistants but it has value for all health care professionals.
If you are another type of health care professional, please just imagine the questions apply to your profession.
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These video lectures in Teachable must be viewed in-full prior to the course |
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8:30 am PST - Zoom opens 30 mins before course for registration and setup |
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to perform the following:
I am a graduate from Stockton University with my BS in Biology (2007) and Doctorate of Physical Therapy (2009). I have experience in a variety of areas and settings, working with children and adults, including orthopedics, bracing, neuromuscular issues, vestibular issues, and robotics training. I began treating Pelvic Health patients in 2016 and now have experience treating women, men, and children with a variety of Pelvic Health dysfunction. There is not much I have not treated since beginning this journey and I am always happy to further my education to better help my patients meet their goals.
I strive to help all of my patients return to a quality of life and activity that they are happy with for the best bladder, bowel, and sexual functioning they are capable of at the present time. In 2020, I opened my own practice called Practically Perfect Physical Therapy Consulting to help meet the needs of more clients. I have been a guest lecturer for Rutgers University Blackwood Campus and Stockton University for their Pediatric and Pelvic Floor modules since 2016. I have also been a TA with Herman and Wallace since 2020 and have over 150 hours of lab instruction experience.
You can reach Mora at her practice: Practically Perfect Physical Therapy In Galloway, NJ
On her Instagram: @practicallyperfect.pt
Or on her Facebook: @practicallyperfectPT
