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CPD - Continuing Professional Development Act of 2016

Republic Act No. 10912 is known as

July 21, 2016

CPD Act lapsed into Law on

PRC Resolution 1240 Series of 2020

reiterating ways of learning for CPD is under what resolution number

August 16, 2016

CPD Law took effect on

RA 10912

CPD is under RA?

Senate Bill No. 2581, January 22, 2015

CPD (RA No. 10912) is under senate bill __ filed on __

PRC Resolution 1032

units for self-directed and lifelong learning is under what resolution

Trillanes, Antonio "Sonny" F. ; Villar, Cynthia A. ; Escudero, Francis Chiz G.

Authors of CPD

2-6 years imprisonment; 10k to 40k

under RA 7431 Section 26 penal revision is equivalent to __ years, __ pesos

(1) Chairman - member of BORT

(1) PART Member - 1st member, from APO

(1) Under Academe Member - 2nd member, from APO

CPD Members should be (3)

Accredited Professional Organization

meaning of APO

RT 45 units --> 15 units

XRT 30 units --> 10 units

CPD Units required for RT/X-ray Tech before and after PRC Resolution No. 1240 series of 2020

Professional Regulation Commission Resolution No. 1240 series of 2020

reiterates ways of learning that can earn CPD credit units during the state of public health emergency

OFW (during transition period) ; fresh passer

exempted in CPD (2)

Code of Undertaking

code referring to having "utang" units which can be used ONCE only

Professional Identification Card, renewed ever 3 years

PIC refers to __ and has a validity of __

Certificate of Registration, lifetime (no renewal)

CR refers to __ and has a validity of __

Informal Learning

refers to learning that occurs in daily life and which can contribute to a qualification

Porfessional Work Experience

refers to any participation that has a professional gain while working in a specific field and workplace

certificate of attendance, copy of the program

documents to be submitted in support of CPD units application (2)

0.8 credit unit/hour of lecture

credit units for self-directed or life-long learning are

corazon aquino

president when RA 7431 was signed into law

ramon mitra

speaker of the house when RA 7431 was signed into law

neptali gonzales

senate president when RA 7431 was signed into law

catalio m. sabio

secretary general of the house of representatives when RA 7431 was signed into law

angelito d. badoy

secretary of the senate when RA 7431 was signed into law

hemorgenes pibre

commissioner chairman and acting chairman of PRC when RA 7431 was signed into law

Atty. Oscar Romero

author of RT Creed

Norberto Palomo

Father of RT Education in the Philippines

gilberto palomique

1st President of PART

agnes peralta

law maker in the pushing of RA 7431

jack lapay

incumbent president of the PART when RA 7431 was signed into law

dr. roland cunanan

newest member of BORT

jose t. gaffud

first ever radiologist

eulenia m. valdezco

first ever medical physicist

fortunato c. gabon

first chairman of the BORT

nicomedes gopez

second chairman of the BORT

wilhelmina gana

third chairman of the BORT

reynaldo tisado

current chairman of BORT

RT Act of 1992 or RA 7431

defines important radiologic technology terms as well as establishes duties, rights, functions, and responsibilities of RTs

(3) RT by AORT

(1) Radiologist by AOR

(1) Medical Physicist by AOMP

BORT members shall be composed of a chairman and (4) ___ appointed by the president of the PH

moral philosophy

ethics is also known as

Ethics

a branch of philosophy that involves systematicing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong conduct

medical ethics

involves examining a specific problem (clinical) and using values, facts, and logic to decide the best course of action

health ethics

medical ethics is also known as

ethikos, ethos, custom or character

ethics is derived from the greek word ___ from ___ that means ___

Ethics is inescapable.

reason to study ethics in relation to being impossible to live in a society without codes of conduct.

the good and the bad

ethics helps balance the ___ in society

Professional Ethics

principles that govern the behavior of a person or group in a business environment

Medical Ethics

concerned with the obligation of the doctor and the hospital to the patient along with other health professionals and the society

Integrity

Professional ethics related to being honest with yourself, doing the right thing even if others don't see it.

Honesty

Professional ethics related to accepting your faults and owning up to it.

Transparency

Professional ethics related to having no bias or staying neutral and not hiding anything to the patient.

Respectfulness

Professional ethics related to treating other people with kindness regardless of their age, status, etc.

Confidentiality

Professional ethics related to protecting the personal information of the patients.

Objectivity

Professional ethics related to giving service to people regardless of their state, personality, age, race, etc.

Morality

something that defines the difference between the goodness and badness, rightness or wrongness of a thing and living according to that

Ethics

kind of a philosophy of how morality guides the individual and group behavior

Moral Principles

universal guides to action that are derived from basic moral truths that should be respected unless morally compelling reasons exists not to do so

Moral Rights

rights of individual or groups that exist separately from govermental or institutional guardness

Moral Reasoning

a thinking process with the objective of determining whether an idea is right or wrong

Nature of Ethics

states that ethics cannot be associated with the influence of religion as ethics is like a common rule, applicable to everyone regardless of religion.

utilitarian approach

approach that tries to reduce the harm done by increasing its possible effects

utilitarian approach

approach with the goal of society being to bring about the greatest number of people

deontological or rights approach

approach that believes that all human beings have a certain amount of dignity which derived from their ability to choose a preferred lifestyle

justice or fairness approach

approach that states to treat all human beings equally

common good approach

approach that believes that community life is good in itself and so we should contribute to bettlement of such life.

virtue approach

approach that lays special emphasis on virtues and focuses on using wisdom rather than emotional and intellectual solving

democratic approach

approach that talks about the power of the people

authoritarian approach

approach that focuses on being selfish, thinking that with power you can control everything

Justice

medical ethics related to the equilibrium or equality of all human beings; equal treatment under the law

beneficence

medical ethics that states the act of mercy and charity. the person's actions BENEFITS the client and his family

non-maleficence

medical ethics that states that a medical professional shall cause NO HARM.

accountability

medical ethics that entails the procedures and processes by which one party justifies and takes responsibility for its activities

fidelity

medical ethics that involves keeping promises and agreements, faithfulness or loyalty

autonomy

medical ethics related to the person's right to make one's decision; independency

veracity

medical ethics that speak of the principle of telling the truth; a basis for trust for patients

respect for others

speaks of acknowledging the right of individuals to make decisions and live by it

respect for property

refers to keeping the patient's belongings safe and taking care not to intentionally damage/waste equipment or supplies

Sanctity of life

the belief that life is holy and belongs to God

Personal Behavior Standards

a set of official guidelines meant to govern employee's actions, speech, attitude, and more

ALARA - As Low As Reasonably Achievable

rule for safety of individuals and groups used by radiologic technologists

harrassment

offensive, belittling, or threatening behavior that is unsolicited and may be repeated

bullying

repeated abusive and offensive behavior which may involve inappropriate physical behavior

Utilitarianism / Consequentialism

advocates that actions are morally correct or right when the largest number of person benefits

Deontology

advocates that rules are to be followed at all times by an individual

Moral Principles

set of standards distinguishing what is right or wrong

autonomy

right to make rational decision free from external pressure

non-malifecence

duty to obtain from inflicting harm and prevent harm

beneficence

all acts must be meant to be beneficial

justice

all person must be treated equally

double effect

refers to the fact that some action may produce both good and bad effect

fidelity

to fulfill one's commitment and promises

truthfulness/veracity

honesty in all aspect or professional life

paternalism

attitude to promptly decide on one's health even without consulting the person affected

sanctity of life

belief that life is the highest good

patient consent

needed for examination to protect the RT from being liable

RA 10173

Data Privacy Act is under what RA

good samaritan law

refers to doing your job even though you're not in your workplace

felony

is a crime of a serious nature that is punished by imprisonment for more than a year or even death