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the AAA Code of Ethics includes 26 rules focused on eight primary principles
true
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which is not a "primary principle" of ASHA's code of ethics?
service across the lifespan
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ASHA's Code of Ethics includes 55 rules focused on four primary principles: welfare of others, achievement and competence, advocacy and public responsibility, and IPP and responsibilities to the profession
true
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the AAA and ASHA have different, but similar, levels of response to professional ethics violations
true
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this is the governing body from ASHA which determines if an Audiologist, Speech-Language Pathologist or assistant has violated professional ethics
BOE
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this is the governing body from the AAA which determines if an Audiologist has violated professional ethics
EPC
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this is the 2009 federal act which governs the use of electronic medical records (EMRs)
HITECH
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this is the 1996 federal act that determines which health information can be shared with physicians, employers, and insurance companies
HIPAA
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this is the 1974 federal act which gave parents and students over 18 the right to control disclosure of personally identifiable information and is monitored by the U.S. Department of Education
FERPA
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what are the frameworks for making ethical decisions
Ethics Calibration Quick Test, Consensus Model for Making Ethical Decisions, and Framework for Ethical Decision Making
this is the term used to describe information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual's identity, either alone or when combined with other personal or identifying information that is linked or linkable to a specific individual
PII
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this is the term used to describe health data created, received, stored, or transmitted by HIPAA-covered entities and their business associates in relation to the provisions of healthcare
PHI
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this is a guideline that is determined by a legislative body and has specific, identified penalties for individuals who violate them
law
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this is a specific outward manifestation of an individual's belief that guides behavior in various contexts and situations
moral
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this is a belief formed in the context of a community that influences an individual's behavior
value
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