Rehabilitation Ethics /

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TextPublication details: Sudbury : Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2019.Description: 1 online resource (xxii, 490 pages) : illustrationsISBN:

9781449673376

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REF 174.2958515 Sh65

Summary: "The purpose of this book is to suggest an innovative vision for rehabilitation and habilitation ethics from an interprofessional perspective. The goal is to create a seminal text about ethics across the rehabilitation and habilitation disciplines (occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech language/communication disorders, and related rehabilitation fields) and serve a role similar to that which Principles of Biomedical Ethics by TL Beauchamp and JF Childress (2012) has served in the field of medicine. This text will be a contributed book. Highlighting the interprofessional approach, contributors will come from a variety of health disciplines- all experts in their field. This will ensure the text appeals to a wide audience, opening up its potential even further"--Provided by publisher

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"The purpose of this book is to suggest an innovative vision for rehabilitation and habilitation ethics from an interprofessional perspective. The goal is to create a seminal text about ethics across the rehabilitation and habilitation disciplines (occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech language/communication disorders, and related rehabilitation fields) and serve a role similar to that which Principles of Biomedical Ethics by TL Beauchamp and JF Childress (2012) has served in the field of medicine. This text will be a contributed book. Highlighting the interprofessional approach, contributors will come from a variety of health disciplines- all experts in their field. This will ensure the text appeals to a wide audience, opening up its potential even further"--Provided by publisher

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