On September 25, 1972, at San Juan, Puerto Rico, the Delegate Assembly of the National
Rehabilitation Counseling Association adopted a draft of a Code of Ethics for Rehabilitation …

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 …

Physical therapists are becoming increasingly aware of the number and complexity of
ethical situations they must face in the daily practice of their profession. Increased skill in …

Teaching rehabilitation counselors a systematic approach for resolving ethical dilemmas is
one purpose of ethics education in rehabilitation. The influence of ethical principles on …

Overviews current legislative, organizational, and economic pressures on the practice of
rehabilitation counseling, which have uncovered deep-seated philosophical inconsistencies …

Reports on the results of a survey of Independent Living Service Providers (ILSPs)
encountering various ethical dilemmas and their perceptions of the need to receive training …

In enabling disabled persons to gain increased function and independence, rehabilitation
practitioners try to emphasize the patient's goals by providing the patient with some control …

It is only relatively recently that we have begun to examine ethical issues as they relate
specifically to the speciality of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Prior to this, most …

Background and Purpose. The purpose of this study was to identify (1) current ethical issues
facing physical therapists and (2) ethical issues that may be faced in the future by physical …

This study reports the results of an international qualitative study conducted to inform the
process of revising the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification's Code of …