• Treat persons with respect for her/his human rights and dignity | |
• Respect person’s autonomy, independence and preferences including their right to consent or refuse assessment and treatment in shared decision-making | |
• Treat persons in a non-judgmental and non-discriminatory manner | |
• Embark upon rehabilitation services as a continuous participatory process, to reach mutually agreed upon outcomes | |
• Demonstrate empathy | |
• Respect and value diversity and differences at individual and cultural levels | |
• Listen to others with respect and use non-authoritarian communication | |
• Respect confidentiality and privacy in the provision of rehabilitation services | |
• Adhere to professional ethical standards | |
• Demonstrate awareness of one’s own attitudes, values and beliefs that may impact the ability to provide confidential, non-discriminatory, non-judgmental and respectful care | |
• Respect accessibility, needs and requirements of persons |