Speech-language pathologists frequently face ethical issues, decisions, and dilemmas. This session will describe ethical issues often faced in clinical practice as well as decision-making models and strategies to make ethical decisions. An analysis of the 2023 code of ethics put forth by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association will be used to support the ethical decision-making process.
Registration for this recording will be open until 12/22/2023 with the recording sent to any new registrations each week by the Saturday of that same week (example: if you register by 12/1/23, you will receive the recording to view by 12/2/23.) All participants will have until 12/31/23 to view the full recording.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will identify recent changes to the 2023 ASHA Code of Ethics.
Participants will describe at least three strategies to use when making ethical decisions.
Participants will apply and describe ethical decision-making strategies to provided case studies.
Meet the Presenters:
Klaire Brumbaugh, ClinScD, CCC-SLP
Klaire is the graduation program director at Fontbonne University. In addition, she is the director of clinical education and assistant professor at Fontbonne University-Kansas City. Klaire received her Bachelor and Master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Kansas State University prior to completing the clinical doctorate in speech-language pathology from Rocky Mountain University. Currently, Klaire is completing a doctorate in education from Fontbonne University. Klaire’s research and professional interests focus in the areas of speech sound disorders and professional issues such as ethics and supervision.
Financial Disclosure: Salaried employee of Fontbonne University. Teaching an ethics course for Rocky Mountain University for compensation.
Non-Financial Disclosure: None to report.
Nikki Gaylord, EdD, CScD, CCC-SLP
Dr. J. Nikki Gaylord is an assistant professor at Murray State University in the Center for Communication Disorders. Dr. Gaylord has been a practicing speech-language pathologist for 24 years. She received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Southeast Missouri State University. She completed a doctorate of clinical science in speech-language pathology in 2019 from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions and a doctorate of education in P-20 leadership from Murray State University in 2022. Dr. Gaylord’s current research interests include exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction in athletes, exercise-induced dyspnea, voice disorders, and ethics and diversity in speech-language pathology.
Financial Disclosure: Employed by Murray State University.
Non-Financial Disclosure: None to report.
Intermediate Level – 0.15 ASHA CEUs
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WSLHA charges a processing fee of $5.00 for ASHA CEUs ($7.00 non-members)
OSPI Clock Hours – 1.5 hours
For clock hours, you must register through the ESD 113 and pay for your clock hours through the ESD 113 prior to the event.
Credits must be purchased prior to the program. Any requests for credits after the date of each workshop will be denied.
