2-8-98: Pt $\quad$ S: Mom Told PTA That Her Son Is Cranky and 30

question 8

Multiple Choice

2-8-98: Pt. feeling better today. Pt. was seen for a 30 minute therapy visit.
$\quad$ S: Mom told PTA that her son is cranky and stiff.
$\quad$ O: Worked on sitting and rolling.
$\quad$ A: Pt. able to sit by himself for short time periods.
$\quad$ P: Continue PT sessions.
-In the SOAP note example provided in Figure , why was the objective section incorrect?

• A) It did not report how much assistance was given in sitting and rolling, and could not be followed.
• B) It did not report how long the patient was able to sit, but rolling is a skill that can be understood without further clarification.
• C) It did not report how many times the patient rolled, but sitting can only be done in one position.
• D) It did not report the specific parameters of the treatment session and was not reproducible.

Grasp the fundamental steps and considerations in initiating and conducting an ethics audit.

Understand the triple bottom line concept and its application within the Global Reporting Initiative framework.

Distinguish between the focus areas of ethics audits and social reports.

Appreciate the importance and methods of securing stakeholder input during an ethics audit.

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Definitions:

Objectives And Goals

Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound targets set by an individual or organization aimed at achieving a desired outcome.

Desired Outcomes

The specific goals or results that an individual or organization aims to achieve.

Procedures

Established methods or sequences of actions for accomplishing a task or solving a problem.

Policies

Guidelines or principles that govern the operations and decision-making processes within an organization.