… and consciousness of an ethical behavior as future health … knowledge regarding professional
ethics of physical therapy … of knowledge regarding professional ethics were assessed. …

… of the profession’s self-image, specialist knowledge and distinct practice. The establishment
of physiotherapy’s own body of knowledge and the associated expert status gained through …

… Ruth Purtilo 2000 Partner with society to fulfill ethical identity. … During the 37-year
period of 1970 through 2007, there were … to physical therapy: moral distress and the “syndemic.” …

… other therapeutic relations in medicine), as well as to analyze … the moral meaning of touch
and the risk of patient’s physical, … axiological model of therapeutic relation in physiotherapy. …

… Scientific evidence about ethical sensitivity and moral sensitivity in this … physical therapists
reported high levels of ethical and moral sensitivity, and that women showed higher ethical …

… between the two professionals and the patient (#70, AR). In other examples, participants …
I was informed by management that I was required to put him on physical therapy caseload, …

… As a technology for physical rehabilitation purposes as a … In the 1970s, the field of Brazilian
occupational therapy largely … Since about 2000, the universities, largely responsible for the …

… professions, (4) explore ethical and legal implications of payment for … The APTA report also
noted that in 1999–2000, over 15% of … In their 1970 publication, Ramsden and Fischer 36 …

… was good on average, it was below 60/100 in 70% of cases. Further research is needed
to evaluate whether education is the main predictor of SDM. Other factors, such as …

… this to be necessary because ethics is critical to physiotherapy, and … physiotherapy students
'attain the knowledge, skills, and attributes described in the guidelines for physical therapist …