Alzheimer’s and Ethical Considerations

Credit Hours: 2

$40.00

Description

Navigating care for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease presents not only clinical challenges, but also complex ethical dilemmas. This course is designed to help chiropractors develop a deeper understanding of the ethical responsibilities and considerations involved in supporting patients with cognitive decline.

From informed consent and decision-making capacity to patient autonomy and caregiver involvement, you’ll explore real-world scenarios that highlight the delicate balance between compassion, professionalism, and legal responsibility.

Whether you’re already working with aging patients or preparing to, this course provides crucial insights to ensure your care remains both ethical and empathetic.

In this course, you’ll explore:

The ethical implications of working with patients affected by Alzheimer’s

How to navigate consent, capacity, and autonomy in clinical settings

Best practices for compassionate communication with patients and caregivers

Equip yourself to make ethical, informed decisions—because how we care matters just as much as what we do.

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