This paper asks speech pathologists to consider the impact of ethical dilemmas upon their
own work–life balance. In raising awareness of the impact of workplace ethical dilemmas on …

Background: Speech pathologists are confronted by ethical issues when they need to make
decisions about client care, address team conflict, and fulfil the range of duties and …

Speech-language pathologists experience ethical dilemmas as they fulfil their professional
roles and responsibilities. Previous research findings indicated that speech-language …

Purpose To investigate the approaches of experienced speech-language pathologists
(SLPs) to ethical reasoning and the processes they use to resolve ethical dilemmas. Method …

This paper asks speech pathologists to reflect on what it means to think and act ethically in
routine clinical practice. The purposes of the paper are fourfold. First, I discuss my views of …

According to Grodin (1995), ethics is “a branch of philosophy, which through formal and
systematic analysis, attempts to critically examine human conduct focusing on the rightness …

Advances in the medical and surgical management of a range of conditions, diseases and
injuries have reduced mortality, but increased morbidity and life expectancy. Examples …

Trish Johnson, Kelly Williams, Nadia Marussinszky, Alex Felix-Faure www.
speechpathologyaustralia. org. au JCPSLP Volume 25, Number 2 2023 39 advice regarding …

Purpose The purpose of this article is to present a commonly used ethical decision-making
approach and apply it to ethical situations commonly encountered by school-based …

Objective The purpose of this study was to assess if a relationship existed between (i)
audiologists' perceptions of moral distress,(ii) occupational wellbeing, and (iii) patient …