1. Moral Distress
1.1. Jon knows an EADL is the best option for Henry - insurance makes this not possible
2. Stakeholders
2.1. Henry, Henry's mother, Jon (OT), after-school program employees, Medicaid
3. Additional Information
3.1. What are EADLs?
3.1.1. Electronic assistive technology device or system
3.2. What is muscular dystrophy?
3.2.1. Genetic muscle disease causing muscle weakness that worsens over time
4. Courses of Action
4.1. End OT services
4.1.1. Positive: Jon would not have to experience this moral distress
4.1.2. Negative: unprofessional, Henry's condition could rapidly progress without OT
4.2. Appeal insurance decision
4.2.1. Positive: potentially receive EADL through insurance
4.2.2. Negative: lengthy process that could require a hearing (costly)
4.3. Community donation
4.3.1. Positive: potentially receive EADL without cost
4.3.2. Negative: could be lengthy process
5. Code of Ethics
5.1. Core Values
5.1.1. Freedom
5.1.2. Justice
5.1.3. Altruism
5.2. Ethical Principles
5.2.1. Autonomy
5.2.2. Justice
5.3. Standards of Conduct
5.3.1. 2A: "Respect and honor the expressed wishes"
5.3.2. 2F: "Promote shared decision making"
5.3.3. 4L: "Provide information and resources to address barriers to access"
5.3.4. 7A: "Inclusive, collaborative, and respectful of diversity of thought"