Guest guest Posted March 3, 2012 Report Share Posted March 3, 2012 I was posed with an ethical question on a recent Continuing Ed course. It got me thinking. and I am looking for your feedback. Scenario: A female PT student and male PT CI are reviewing myofascial techniques. They were in an open gym area with patients around and both were clothed. The PT had the student locate an area on his back and demonstrate some of the techniques. A) No problem. This is within the acceptable range of a learning experience. Don't think too much about it. Better to try on each other than to learn on a patient. Not a problem but this should have occurred in a private treatment room.C) Not a problem but this type of learning experience should happen between same sex persons.D) Problem. This learning experience needs to happen with the CI guiding the approaches while working on a patient. Misinterpreted intentions are possible if CI and Student practice on each other. E) Crosses acceptable boundaries. Needs to cease immediately. F) Crosses acceptable boundaries. Warrants discipline. If this is problematic, what is your greatest concern? Thank you for your feedback. Alan PetrazziRehab DirectorPittsburgh, PA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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