Description
We are facing an unprecedented time with the COVID-19 pandemic. Music therapists are at risk for acquiring the virus, and risking their health and the lives of their loved ones if precautions are not taken. They also risk infecting clients they serve unknowingly due to the asymptomatic incubation period. This course provides information about the pandemic and precautions to take in an effort to prevent infection and further spread of the virus. Ethical dilemmas arise when music therapists are restricted from providing much-needed services to clients. We will explore these ethical dilemmas and suggest ways to advocate through them to maximize patient care safely. Participants will earn 1 Ethics CMTE.
Objectives:
–Identify ways to minimize risk to patient/client care and COVID-19 transmission
-Identify ways to minimize risk to the MT-BC and COVID-19 transmission
–State ethical principles guiding practice in light of a pandemic
–Identify ways to advocate for MT services during a pandemic
Schedule:
- Introduction
- Current statistics surrounding COVID-19
- Understanding COVID-19 transmission
- how do we protect ourselves?
- how do we protect our patients/clients?
- Review of ethical principles
- Practicing ethically during a pandemic
- Advocating for MT services during a pandemic
- Questions
- Review of evaluations/Closing
Once order has been submitted, you will receive the download link via email. PLEASE check your spam/junk folder for this.
After watching the video, please complete the CMTE evaluation form: http://www.
You will receive your CMTE certificate within 3-5 business days.
Please contact Karen Shipley Leggett, Continuing Education Director (info@hospicemusictherapy.org) with any questions.
