Course Content
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1.1 Defining the Limits That Keep Care Safe
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1.2 Why Holding Boundaries Matters
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2.1 Power, Dependency, and Vulnerability
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2.2 Emotional Involvement, Dual Roles, and Over-Familiarity
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2.3 Gifts, Social Media, and Contact Outside Care
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3.1 Respect, Collegiality, and Conduct
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3.2 Favouritism, Bullying, Gossip, and Sexual Misconduct
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3.3 Ethical Leadership and Team Dynamics
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4.1 Stress, Burnout, and Clouded Judgement
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4.2 Role Confusion and Dual Relationships
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4.3 Power Imbalances and Cultural Misunderstanding
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4.4 Social Media and Informal Contact
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4.5 Weak Supervision and Poor Role Models
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5.1 For Patients
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5.2 For Colleagues
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5.3 For the Public
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5.4 For the Profession
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5.5 For the Professional
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6.1 Spotting the Warning Signs
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6.2 Using Supervision, Peer Support, and Ethical Advice
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6.3 Setting and Communicating Boundaries
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6.4 Escalating Concerns Appropriately
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7.1 Structured Reflection with Gibbs’ Cycle
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7.2 Learning from Mistakes
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7.3 Showing Insight and Commitment to Change
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7.4 Continued Development and Training
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