A diversity of ethical tensions in practice: An examination of competing allegiances

Abstract

Background: Ethical tensions inevitably arise in occupational therapy in light of the diversity of aims and agendas that are implicitly and explicitly embedded in practice contexts. Such tensions can have significant... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Evelyne Durocher (Western University)
  2. Elizabeth Anne Kinsella (Western University)
  3. Shanon Phelan (University of Alberta)
  4. Lisa Mccorquodale (Fanshawe College)

Topic Areas

Horizon 2020 and occupational therapy / science research , Education / Research / Professional Challenges , Occupational Justice

Session

OS - 9B » Older Adults (13:50 - Saturday, 18th June, Anderson Theatre)

Paper

ET_in_OT_abstract_ENOTHE_03_24.docx