Montana Self-Insurers Association CE Webinar
Ethics
December 9th at 10am MST.
Presented by Brian Allen, Optimized Outcome Solutions
Advanced Registration Required – MSIA Members have access to unlimited seats. Non-Member seats are $25 with significant discounts for multiple seats (contact MSIA).
APTA-MT members also have access to free seats – please add “-APTA” after your last name when you register.
Ethics CE Credit anticipated for MT Insurance Producer* and MT WC Claims Examiner licenses.
Ethics can often be a difficult road to navigate. Competing interests, competing policies, competing goals and varying backgrounds all impact how someone in the workers’ compensation system might respond when faced with an ethical dilemma.
This course will expose attendees to some interesting and fun ethical conflicts and will help attendees critically think through potential conflicts they encounter. You will get information and tools to help self-assess and make ethical decisions with consistency.
What is Ethics?
Ethics in Health Care
Ethics in Workers Compensatioon
Checking Your Ethical Performance
Weighing Your Decisions
Yes, it may be legal, but is it ethical?
Is ethics situational?
How does your background and history impact your ethical decision making process?
Mary Jane Barrett, MS, RN, Certified Case Manager & Nurse Consultant
406-257-8658 | mjb@mjnurse.com
Tom Harrington, Tom Bell or Erik Coate, for Workers’ Compensation & General Liability cases.
*For MT Insurance Producer license credit you must email MSIA with your name as it appears on the license, your NPN number and the license number. Incorrect or incomplete information will result in no credit being applied for the license. CE credit will be applied to MT WC Claims Examiner licenses based on attendance.