Abstract

RUEDA C., Laura. EXPLORING THE ETHICAL CLIMATE IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY STUDENTS. rev.latinoam.bioet. [online]. 2011, vol.11, n.2, pp.54-61. ISSN 1657-4702.

The work presented in two parts. The first presents a reflection on the situation presented interlinked, on an ethical level, between the development of interpersonal relationships and the incursion of these on the stage of academic life. Moreover, the functions that are attributed to the University, around the issue, and especially the mission of the School of Occupational Therapy in training, in values, of the future professional. In the second part, using the method of qualitative analysis, we discuss the diagnosis of ethical climate perceived by students in the first level at the school. This response to the need to develop a training proposal on ethical values, oriented towards the creation of a citizenship deeply interested in the lifestyles of health protective. In the discipline (Occupational Therapy) which we address in our training are fundamental principles of democratic values and inclusive of people at a disadvantage. This is a priority to develop skills training model values from an ethical dimension in both theory and practice are given in the university environment.

Keywords : Ethical climate; Occupational Therapy; Ethics training.

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