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Ethical RulesEthical RulesNo. Topic Page1 Annexure for Emergency Care 5Practitioners2 Ethical Rules of Conduct for 7Emergency Care Practitioners
ALS PRACTITIONER <strong>PROTOCOLS</strong>ANNEXUREETHICAL RULES OF CONDUCT FOR PRACTITIONERSREGISTERED UNDER THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT, 1974PROFESSIONAL BOARD FOR EMERGENCY CARE PRACTITIONERSRULES OF CONDUCT PERTAINING SPECIFICALLY TOTHE PROFESSION OF EMERGENCY CAREA basic ambulance assistant, an emergency care assistant, ambulanceemergency assistant, operational emergency care orderly, a paramedic, studentbasic ambulance assistant, student emergency care assistant, student ambulanceemergency assistant or student paramedic shall adhere to the following rules ofconduct in addition to the rules of conduct referred to in rules 2 to 27. Failure bysuch basic ambulance assistant, emergency care assistant, ambulanceemergency assistant, operational emergency care orderly and paramedic orstudent basic ambulance assistant, student emergency care assistant, studentambulance emergency assistant, student operational emergency care orderly orstudent paramedic to comply with the additional rules of conduct listed hereinshall constitute an act or omission in respect of which the board may takedisciplinary steps in terms of Chapter IV of the Act.1. Performance of professional acts by basic ambulance assistant, emergencycare assistant, ambulance emergency assistant, operational emergency careorderly or paramedicNotwithstanding the provisions of rule 21, a basic ambulance assistant, anemergency care assistant, ambulance emergency assistant, operationalemergency orderly or a paramedic –(a) shall not perform any professional act or exercise any capability in respectof any incident, other than the acts set out in the relevant protocol orannexure to such protocol approved by the board; and(b) shall not hand over the responsibility for the treatment of a patient to anyperson who is less qualified or experienced than himself or herself, unlesssuch basic ambulance assistant, emergency care assistant, ambulanceemergency assistant, operational emergency care orderly or paramedicassumes full responsibility for the acts falling within his or her scope ofpractice.2 Performance of professional acts by student basic ambulance assistant,student emergency care assistant, student ambulance emergency assistant orstudent paramedic.5 SEPTEMBER 2006
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