PMNL ETHICAL MANAGEMENT

• Title of the book by Ken Blanchard and Norman Vincent

  The Power of Ethical Management
• The Power of Ethical Management was written by

  Ken Blanchard and Norman Vincent Peale
• Who discussed the five principle of ethical decision making

  Ken Blanchard and Norman Vincent Peale
• Ken Blanchard and Norman Vincent Peale discussed the five principles of ethical decision making which they call the "Five P's of Ethical Power"
• Give the 5 P's of Ethical Power

  Purpose, Pride, Persistence, Patience and Perspective
• the road you choose to travel

  purpose
• the meaning and direction of your life

  purpose
• it is the driving force of why you do what you do

  purpose
• about staying the course, staying true to your purpose and values

  persistence
• Persistence is about commitment not interest
• short supply in our culture

  patience
• having faith and belief that things will work out well, as long as we stick to our values and principle

  patience
• giving in to instant gratification is one of the biggest temptations we face

  patience
• Enduring the struggles and challenges life throws our way helps develop the strength of our character

  Patience
• is about having the big picture view of situations and understanding what truly important

  perspective
• too often we make snap decisions in the heat of the moment and neglect to step back and examine the situation from bigger perspective 


  perspective
• a healthy sense of pride springs from a positive self image and confidence in one's abilities

  pride
• also about paying attention to our inner self and not just our task oriented outer

  perspective
• Pharmacists are health professionals who help individuals protect themselves against diseases, maintain good health and make the best use of their medications
• The pharmacists promote rational use of drugs and ensure the provision of safe, effective and quality drugs for improved patient care and quality of life
• This Code, prepared and supported by pharmacists, is intended to state publicly the principles that form the fundamental basis of their roles and responsibilities which are based on moral obligations and virtues and to guide pharmacists in their relationship with patients, health professionals and society.
• A pharmacist places the well being of the patient at the center of professional practice.
• A pharmacist promotes the welfare of each individual in a caring and compassionate manner.
• A pharmacist serves the needs of the individual, community and society and provides health for all.
• A pharmacist respects the rights of patients and upholds confidentiality of patients’ records.
• A pharmacist acts with honesty, integrity and professionalism in relationship with the patients and other health professionals.
• A pharmacist respects the abilities, values and contributions of colleagues and other health professionals and work with them closely to ensure better patient care
• A pharmacist is committed to continuously enhance professional competence.
• A pharmacist, in coordination with the government and other health professionals helps in the formulation and implementation of health care policies, standards and programs designed for the benefit of society