Titlebook: African Perspectives on Ethics for Healthcare Professionals; Nico Nortjé,Jo-Celene De Jongh,Willem A. Hoffmann Book 2018 Springer Internat

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,Ethics for the Dietetic Profession – A South African Perspective,eticians in South Africa face are issues regarding conflict of interest, endorsement of products and sponsorship and there are possible ethical reasoning approaches, i.e. the principled or reasoned approaches that can be applied to guide dieticians in the process. In the three different practising f

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The Role of Social Work in the Provision of Healthcare in Africa,atients’ needs are discussed. Given the importance of multi-professional teams in the administration of healthcare, suggestions are made regarding how medical social workers could be professionally aligned with core healthcare practitioners to provide effective and efficient healthcare in Africa. Th

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Bioethics and Its Development on the African Continent, plagued philosophers and wise persons of antiquity and is still relevant all over the world, including Africa. The aim of this chapter is to position African ethics within the framework of Global Bioethics and initiate the conversation that although ethics in Africa is often still practiced from a

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Development of Bioethics and Professionalism in the Healthcare Context,have a long history and continue to expand as healthcare technology and contexts develop and change at a rapid pace. On the one hand it has resulted in the external codification of various principles and the establishment of professional bodies, while on the other hand it has sparked interest in pro

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Ubuntu-Botho Approach to Ethics: An Invitation to Dialogue,ng. The taken-for-granted relationship between the knower and what is to be known, namely an objective, disinterested stance towards the object of one’s knowledge, has also come under scrutiny. The dominant codes of professional ethics, which have their roots in Europe and North America, have not es

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Reflecting on Ethics in Occupational Therapy Within Community Development Practice in South Africa,omplexity and uncertainty in a fast-changing world. The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) highlights the importance of ethical behaviour of healthcare professionals towards clients and believes that registered healthcare professionals should act accordingly. Occupational therapists

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