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1. Sources of legal and ethical information
2. Work role boundaries
3. Privacy, confidentiality and disclosure
4. Conflict of interest
5. Legal and ethical responsibilities
6. Informed consent
7. Ethical frameworks
- 7.1. Professional ethics
- 7.2. Using ethics of care in your role
- 7.3. Person-centred care
- 7.4. Video: Person-centred practices
8. Duty of care
9. Respond to and report a breach
10. Child protection
11. Human rights framework for service delivery
12. Discrimination
- 12.1. In Aged Care
13. Your workplace rights
- 13.1. Your workplace rights (continued)

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Topic 4: Report problems. Legal and ethical
4. Report problems. Legal and ethical

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7. Ethical frameworks

7.4. Video: Person-centred practices

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