Ethical Dilemma By: emis maddox

1. StakeHolders

1.1. Emis (Client) : 27 year old Hispanic male with obesity, lower social class

1.2. OT Dittmar: occupational therapist, mid 40s white male, middle/upper class

1.3. OTA: occupational therapist assistant, mid 20s Hispanic male

2. Principles of Ethics

2.1. Beneficence: actions done on or for the benefit of others

2.2. Autonomy: ability to act freely and independent

2.3. Justice: refers to equal justice

3. Core Values

3.1. Equality: requires that all individuals be perceived as having the same fundamental human rights and opportunities

3.2. Dignity: dignity emphasizes the importance of valuing the inherent worth and uniqueness of each person

4. #1 HIGH POWER

5. Courses of Action

5.1. Option 1: Lets talk and be civil

5.2. Option 2: High Power