Regulated members take responsibility for their actions and decisions.
Regulated members:
4.1 Are responsible and accountable for their actions and decisions.
4.2 Access and use available resources conscientiously and prudently in the pursuit of quality client care.
4.3 Provide only those services that are beneficial to clients, discontinuing interventions when clients no longer benefit.
4.4 Avoid or manage any real, perceived, or potential conflict of interest in which their professional integrity, professional independence, or the provision of professional services could be influenced or compromised.
4.5 Only seek compensation for products and services that is justifiable and fair.
4.6 Manage any physical or mental health issues and personal biases in which their professional integrity or the provision of professional services could be influenced or compromised.
4.7 Ensure the safety of clients, other service providers, and themselves by taking appropriate actions, including documenting and reporting, to prevent and/or manage risks in relation to the provision of services.
4.8 Use appropriate channels, in a timely manner, to address errors and/or issues of concern which may have an impact on the wellbeing of clients and/or other service providers.
4.9 Have a duty to report other service providers who provide incompetent and/or unethical services to the appropriate authority.
4.10 When reporting concerns regarding the conduct or clinical competence of other service providers, do so in an open, fair, and respectful manner, including consultation with the service provider to ensure one has the relevant facts.