Self
I purpose to give freely of myself concerning truthful commitment among fellow colleagues. I will operate only in my area of competency involving ministry. I will respect and protect my own needs for spiritual growth, ethical integrity, and continuing education in order to deepen and strengthen myself and any ministry task. I purpose to seek God first, even when supporting a colleague’s choice or decision that will affect the God’s ministry.
Colleagues
I will purpose to be supportive of colleagues, because it helps foster a spirit of unity and strength in each other weakness. I will purpose to help keep a colleague from being isolated, even when he or she may have a difference of opinion.
I will strictly respect a colleague’s privacy, unless the situation appears to be unhealthy and life threatening.
I will not engage in a misleading behavior or be supportive of same sex marriage in which a colleague may choose to perform the wedding.
I will not give an opinion or comment on matters between other colleagues, if the circumstance or situation did not involve my presence being in attendance.
I will not discredit the character of any colleague public or private, regardless of the difference one may have toward one another.
I will express my thoughts and feeling toward any local issues to my colleague if I fail to share the same interest or opinion on a subject that my cause more damage than good without all the fact of the situation. I will accept no request for my
The main ethical issues that presented in the case scenario is maintaining privacy and confidentiality. “Privacy is limited access to a person, the person’s body, conversations, bodily functions or objects immediately associated with the person” (CNO, 2009, p. 7). Nurses recognize the importance
According to Ministry Is…, chapter 27, "_____ _ ____ seeks the best for others before the throne of God by bringing their needs to the
Ministry is more than just choosing a vocation for life; ministry calls the individual and beckons them to follow. At 53 years of age, I have taken a long journey to get to where I am today in ministry, yet I can say with all honesty, "I have not yet arrived." In describing the ingredients to a lasting ministry, Kevin Miller states, “A ‘call’ to ministry is not easily defined, but nothing could be more solid to most pastors. The call of God is
I work closely with my team ensuring that all staff are treated with respect and encouraging them to develop their own skills and knowledge whilst sharing their experiences with colleagues.
I have reinforced this standard of working relationship many times in my career and I am confident that my values, personal drive, and skills prepare me well for the work I have undertaken. Importantly I possess the ability to build strong business partnerships and working relationships, which is the key to ensuring the right outcomes. This is shown by my relationships that I have maintained with Guidance Officers, Teachers and Head of Departments. I have worked in teams who had been confronted with periods of organizational change and am proud of the outcomes achieved. I have demonstrated my ability to work as an effective team member by completing the tasks required of me within the policies and procedures provided. I have the natural ability to draw alongside others in my team, accept, embrace colleagues regardless of background, ability level, or position of chain of command, and as such have made many beneficial relationships within my current
Maintaining an individual’s confidentiality means you can be trusted by the individual when they give you any personal information. If the individual has given you any information or told you something which you must not to repeat it to anyone who doesn’t need to know. You can only break the confidentiality for the safety and well being of the individual. You must not discuss this information with everyone or some who isn’t in your work setting. You must only share this information with your manager, so they can guide you and the individual. The manager can guide you with the least amount of repercussions. Don’t
• There is ‘Duty of Care’ if the patient is in possible danger or could come to harm, or harm someone else. Information maybe shared with managers, senior members of staff, the police etc and all privately. 4.4 EXPLAIN HOW AND WHEN TO SEEK ADVICE ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY. There may come a time when you may feel a patient or someone close to the patient is at risk.
Seeing information about a healthcare user in such terms makes me realise that some information is not necessarily in the public domain and therefore I have a privilege and responsibility to not only care for the patient but also for the knowledge about them that I am privy to. I realise that, although I have a duty to retain confidentiality, I may be placed in a position where the confidence has to also include other healthcare professionals and I need to involve the patient in such a situation (ibid).
In this capacity, I seek to increase my knowledge base in theology and ministerial leadership to strengthen and enhance the infrastructure of my college, All Nations Leadership Institute. Further, there are new ministries of which I want to learn, church planting is one. My last reason entails growing spiritually in grace-full leadership. I want to be closer in my relationship with Christ, maturate my spiritual formation and fellowship with other believers.
Seeking advice about confidentiality is vitally important when you are unsure of the level of information you are allowed to disclose this advice would be sought from senior
not getting drawn in, offering your opinion or criticising even when you might have thought or behaved differently from the parties
Some people know their fate from the day they are born, while others are wandering through life. The only thing that connects everyone in the entire human race is the belief and hope that actions can change or speed up one’s fate. Such struggles with fate is depicted not just in life, but in fiction, as Edith Hamilton describes in Mythology “we see countless characters who go to great lengths in attempts to alter fate, even if they know such an aim to be futile.” Although Macbeth does not attempt to change his fate, he tries to speed it up, furthering the message that everyone tries to alter some part of their fate.
Since the very beginnings of America, there has been debate as to the size and power of the constitution and the idea of Federalism. This debate is very much present in our modern day world and it presents challenges of its own. Some of these said challenges in the American federalist society include the breakdowns in communication, the extents, and limits of government vs state power and the shared powers of said parties.
Through research and professional first hand account I will explain how the “War” on drugs has been a detrimental not only to drug users but the American society as a whole, and has ruined the lives of American people. While not having any effect on the use of illicit drugs or the flow of illicit drugs into America.