Medical Ethics

3. Failure to act or provide necessary care, resulting in harm to the patient
5. Respecting the privacy and confidentiality of an athlete's health information.
7. improper or negligent actions taken by a healthcare professional in a situation where action is required; trained but done incorrectly
10. Failure to act
11. A set of moral principles that guide the actions and decisions of healthcare professionals working with athletes
13. Upholding ethical standards in the practice of sports medicine.
14. a civil wrong resulting in harm or injury to others
15. deliberate wrongdoing or misconduct by a healthcare professional; not trained to do
16. unlawful touching without consent
17. Ensuring that resources and care are distributed fairly among athletes.
18. Ensures medical information is kept confidential
19. Failing to provide proper care or making errors in the treatment of an athlete.
20. legal responsibility for one’s actions or omissions
21. Being faithful and loyal to the athlete, and maintaining trust in the doctor-patient relationship.

1. Obtaining permission from the athlete before providing any treatment or disclosing information.
2. the obligation of healthcare providers to act in the best interest of the patient
4. respecting a patient’s right to make their own decisions regarding their healthcare
6. Fair and equal treatment of all athletes, regardless of their background or status.
7. improper, illegal or negligent professional activity
8. Taking responsibility for one's actions and decisions as a sports medicine practitioner.
9. Act performed in healthcare that should not have been committed
12. threat or attempt to injure