Background: Ethical decision making is situated within dynamic contexts specific to practice
standards and environments, contemporary policy, and responsive educational systems …

Background There is a lack of knowledge about the ways physiotherapists around the world
learn about professional code of ethics and ethical decision-making frameworks. The …

The identification and consideration of relevant ethical issues in clinical decision-making,
and the education of health care professionals (HCPs) in these skills are key factors in …

This survey was an attempt to identify which ethical decisions are most frequently
encountered and are most difficult to make for practicing physical therapists. A questionnaire …

Introduction Ethical competence is a key area of professional expertise in physiotherapy. It is
needed for successful interaction and rehabilitation–most physiotherapists encounter ethical …

Introduction: Different cultures and societal structures influence the ethical experiences of
physiotherapists. Objective: The study aimed to discover and describe contextual shades of …

The level at which practicing physical therapists make ethical decisions has not been
investigated. This cross sectional study establishes the level of ethical decision-making in a …

Background and purpose: As autonomous practitioners, and as part of multidisciplinary
health teams, physical therapists encounter unique and complex ethical challenges …

Introduction Different cultures and societal structures influence the ethical experiences of
physiotherapists. Objective The study aimed to discover and describe contextual shades of …

Ethical conflicts are encountered as everyday occurrences during life. During the course of a
regular working day physical therapists also must confront ethical conflicts including …