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Professional ethics and practice.

Abstract

This article offers a perspective of health services administration ethics from the point of view of the professional society and includes an historical overview. The principle of due process in the grievance procedure is critical in the processing of complaints against a member. The legal basis for codes of ethics and enforcement are the guidelines for professional society involvement. Prior approval of behavior and a policy of no withdrawal of complaints enforces integrity in the procedure. Construction of a code of ethics that can be universally applied presents real challenges.

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W R Kirk. 1987. Professional ethics and practice.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10301792/

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