ADA Principles of Ethics & Code of Professional Conduct | Page 24

F
False and misleading advertising , examples ( 5 . F . 2 .), 13
Fees contingent ( 4 . D . 1 .), 10
differential ( 5 . B . 3 .), 12 rebates , 10 representation of , 11 split , 10 Furnishing copies of records ( 1 . B . 1 .), 4
G
General practitioner announcement of credentials ( 5 . I . 1 .), 17
General practitioner announcement of services , 17
General standards ( for announcement of specialization and limitation of practice ), 16
Governance of a profession , 8
Gross or continual faulty treatment ( reporting ), 8
H
HIV positive patients ( 4 . A . 1 .), 9 HIV post-exposure obligations , 6 HIV test results ( advertising ) ( 5 . F . 5 .), 15
I
Impaired dentist , 6 Infectious disease test results ( 5 . F . 5 .), 15
Interpretation and application of Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct , 18
J
Justifiable criticism , 10
Justifiable criticism ( meaning of “ justifiable ”) ( 4 . C . 1 .), 10
Justice , 9
L
Law ( and ethics ), 3 Limitation of practice , 16
M
Marketing or sale of products or procedures ( 5 . D . 2 .), 13
N
Name of practice , 15 Nonhealth degrees , advertising ( 5 . F . 3 .), 14 Nonmaleficence , 5
O
Overbilling ( 5 . B . 2 .) 12 ,
P
Patents and copyrights , 8 Patient abandonment , 6 Patient autonomy , 4 Patient involvement , 4
Patient records , 4 confidentiality ( 1 . B . 2 .), 5
furnishing copies ( 1 . B . 1 .), 4 Patient selection , 9 Personal impairment , 6 Personal relationships with patients , 7
Practice ability to ( 2 . D . 1 .), 6
dentist leaving ( 5 . G . 1 .), 15 name of , 15 Preamble , 3 Principles of ethics ( definition ), 3
Principles beneficence , 7
justice , 9 nonmaleficence , 5 patient autonomy , 4 veracity , 11
22