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Ethics Consultation

Ethics Consultation. Beyond the Basics. Module 6. Getting Off to the Right Start in a Formal Ethics Consultation Meeting. Learning Objectives. Understand the importance of the right start to a formal ethics consultation meeting. Plan and prepare for a formal meeting.

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Ethics Consultation

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  1. Ethics Consultation Beyond the Basics

  2. Module 6 Getting Off to the Right Start in a Formal Ethics Consultation Meeting

  3. Learning Objectives • Understand the importance of the right start to a formal ethics consultation meeting. • Plan and prepare for a formal meeting. • Identify improvement opportunities in starting a meeting (self-assessment). • Describe the ethics consultant’s role.

  4. CASES Link S S SYNTHESIZE the Information Determine whether a formal meeting is needed Engage in ethical analysis Identify the ethically appropriate decision maker Facilitate moral deliberation among ethically justifiable options

  5. Group Activity InstructionsHandout 6.1 • Read Case History and Cast of Characters(pages 2 and 3 on handout). • Take your positions. • “Action.”

  6. Discussion: A Critical Review of the Meeting

  7. Planning • Determine if a formal meeting is needed. Criteria • Parties are not confident they have been heard. • Parties don’t understand others’ points of view. • Many different parties are involved. Considerations • Will it delay the process? • Will it be efficient? • Will participants voice their points of view? • Do you have all the facts you need?

  8. Planning Once you have determined to hold a formal meeting: • Set goals. • Select participants. • Contact key participants. • Schedule meeting; invite all participants.

  9. Preparation • Review your notes. • Practice introducing yourself as the ethics consultant. • Anticipate questions and how you might address them.

  10. Starting Off Right: Self-Assessment

  11. Starting Off Right: Self-Assessment Discussion • Which steps do you do well? • Which steps do you still need to master?

  12. Ground Rules

  13. “Elevator Speech”

  14. Group Activity InstructionsHandout 6.4 Individually • Develop first draft of elevator speech. • Try out speech silently, and time it. In groups of 4 or 5 • Assign timekeeper. • Read speeches in turn—no critique. • Discuss what worked well in speeches. • Rework individual speeches. Plagiarize! • Choose volunteer to share with large group.

  15. Activity: Murphy’s Law ReprisedHandout 6.1 Dr. Paula Pierce takes control of the meeting. • Who will play Sonia? (confused) • Who will play Lamar? (mouthy teenager)

  16. Takeaways Getting off to the right start in a formal ethics consultation meeting • Planning and preparing effectively for the meeting • Opportunities to improve • A clear and succinct description of the ethics consultant’s role

  17. Questions Questions?

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