It’s easy to assume that all ethical issues are life-and-death situations. In truth, however, we all face ethical problems on a daily basis. How can we recognize those problems? And, are there different types of ethical problems? More importantly, how can we solve those ethical problems? Then, why is it that some people pick one seemingly ethically-sound solution while someone else picks another seemingly ethically-sound solution? Could both be right? In this session, you’ll learn how different frameworks help the clinician to raise different questions, and how to solve some simple—and not so simple—ethical problems.
