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Health Professions - Assessment of Student Performance in Practical Training in Occupational Therapy

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Chapter 1: Professional Ethics

1. Mid-term assessment: Maintains and respects medical confidentiality
(Mid-term estimate)
1. Final assessment: Maintains and respects medical confidentiality
(Final assessment)
2. Mid-term assessment: Respects clients/patients
(Mid-term estimate)
2. End assessment: Respects clients/patients
(Final assessment)
3. Midterm assessment: Conducted safely
(Mid-term estimate)
3. Final assessment: Conducted safely
(Final assessment)
4. Mid-term assessment: Works collaboratively and transparently with the client/patient
(Mid-term estimate)
4. End-of-life assessment: Works collaboratively and transparently with the client/patient
(Final assessment)
5. Midterm assessment: Makes sure to present himself as a student and not as a professional
(Mid-term estimate)
5. Final evaluation: Makes sure to present himself as a student and not as a professional
(Final assessment)
6. Midterm assessment: acting within the scope of his authority
(Mid-term estimate)
6. Termination assessment: Acting within the scope of his authority
(Final assessment)
7. Midterm assessment: Preparing for the tasks required of him/her
(Mid-term estimate)
7. Final assessment: Prepares for the tasks required of him/her
(Final assessment)
8. Mid-term assessment: Meets training requirements as defined in the training procedures and training location
(Mid-term estimate)
8. Completion Assessment: Meets training requirements as defined in the training procedures and training location
(Final assessment)
9. Mid-range rating: Acts reliably and honestly (provides accurate reporting)
(Mid-term estimate)
9. Final Assessment: Acts in a reliable and honest manner (provides accurate reporting)
(Final assessment)

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