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172 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 172
1st podiatric residency program at Saint Luke's and children's medical center Philadelphia

1968

1934

1952

1957

Definition 2 of 172
Affiliation or association of podiatric colleges with academic health science centers

1985 - Project 2000

1964

2016 - 2019

1954

Definition 3 of 172
Council of Podiatric Medical Education


accreditation of colleges of pod med, approval of res programs and fellowships, provides CME


recognition of specialty certifying boards for pod med practice

American college of foot and ankle orthopedics and medicine ACFAOM


CPME

Ross


Needs

,Definition 4 of 172
The edge of appropriate or professional behavior, transgression of which involves the health care
provider stepping out of the clinical role. Not all boundary crossings are boundary violations.

Difficulties with informed consent


Board approach versus association approach

Professional boundary in clinical practice


Requirements for patient to consent or refuse treatment

Definition 5 of 172
American association of colleges of chiropody, now AACPM

1981

1985 - Project 2000

1932


2016 - 2019

Definition 6 of 172
1. use of technical language, lack of effective communication skills 2. difficulty interpreting to
patient the uncertainty intrinsic to medical information
3. concern re: information overload, alarming the pt
4. time pressure 5. diminishing the process as bureaucratic and unnecessary (have you consented
the pt?)

Strategies to avoid burnout

Exceptions to the duty of confidentiality


Ethical purpose of informed consent

Difficulties with informed consent

,Definition 7 of 172
Defined by Plato as doing good in one's business or affairs

Change talk darn

Moral dilemma

One drink


Temperance

Definition 8 of 172
Surgical affiliate of APMA

Lewis Durlacher (1816)

IPMS


Potential problems with surrogate capacity

American society of podiatric surgeons ASPS

Definition 9 of 172
A licensure board's focus is to protect the public while and associations approach tends to be
focused on membership wants and needs. However, it is important that the 2 groups work
together.

Board approach versus association approach

What is resilience?

Professional boundary in clinical practice

Standard of care

, Definition 10 of 172
1. Engage patient in conversation
2. Observe patients behavior
3. Talk with 3rd parties - family, friends, or staff

Steps in determination of capacity


Choosing the right practice

Health care provider boundary violation

Threshold elements

Definition 11 of 172
Advocate on behalf of DPM's in furtherance of parity with MD's and DO's
Educate members, consumers, and the health care community
Research through the completion of effective clinical and socio economic outcomes studies
Lead through the development of future leaders, exceptional membership and effective
governance
Manage through outstanding sustainability of financial, operational, and member recruitment
efforts

2012

1985 - Project 2000

Vision 2015


2015 and beyond: parity

Definition 12 of 172
Listening techniques

Virtues

Oars


Legal question

Pre contemplation time frame

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