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Ethical Decision-Making in Practice (KIN204)


Description
Ethical Decision-Making in Practice offers a practical and reflective journey into the heart of ethical practice, designed for professionals who face complex decisions in their work. Through a blend of structured frameworks, interactive activities, and real-world case studies, participants will explore how ethics shape decision-making at personal, professional, and systemic levels.

The course introduces a seven-step ethical decision-making model, guiding learners through identifying ethical issues, evaluating options, consulting with others, and documenting and monitoring decisions. Participants will examine common ethical challenges in practice and learn how to apply tools and strategies to resolve them with clarity and integrity.

Special emphasis is placed on the interpersonal aspects of ethical work—developing skills for engaging in difficult conversations, reflecting on personal values, and aligning decisions with professional codes of ethics. Whether you're making tough calls, collaborating with colleagues, or advocating for ethical standards, this course empowers you to lead with confidence, compassion, and accountability.

Course length: 2 hours

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
(1) Explain what ethics is and its impact at a personal, professional and system level.
(2) Describe ethical challenges in practice and how to navigate them.
(3) Recognize how to use the decision-making model and tools.
(4) Identify strategies for engaging in difficult conversations around ethical decisions.

Course Training Hour...: 2 training hours (non-CEU)

Content
  • Before Class
  • Meet Your Instructor
  • Conversation Group Agreements
  • Course Materials
  • Participant Binder
  • Sessions
  • Sessions - 2025
  • After Class
  • Course Evaluation
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever
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