Professional Behaviours in the Osteopathic Student Clinic

#	Topic
1	Professionalism in the Osteopathic Setting Understanding the critical role of professionalism in maintaining patient trust, establishing effective communication, and upholding ethical standards within the osteopathic clinic environment.
2	Ethical Decision-Making in Patient Care Exploring ethical dilemmas and decision-making frameworks to guide students in making informed, patient-centered choices while adhering to professional codes of conduct.
3	Boundary Setting and Professional Relationships Establishing clear boundaries with patients, colleagues, and supervisors to maintain professional relationships and prevent potential conflicts in the clinical setting.
4	Legal Considerations in Osteopathic Practice Familiarizing students with key legal obligations, such as informed consent, confidentiality, and documentation, to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations while delivering quality patient care.
5	Diversity and Cultural Competency in Patient Interactions Enhancing students' awareness of cultural diversity, health disparities, and implicit biases to promote culturally competent care and improve patient outcomes in a multicultural society.
6	Interprofessional Collaboration and Communication Developing students' skills in collaborating with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians, physical therapists, and nurses, to enhance patient care outcomes through effective communication and teamwork.
7	Reflective Practice and Professional Development Cultivating a habit of self-reflection and continuous learning to recognize personal strengths, areas for improvement, and professional growth opportunities as students transition into independent osteopathic practice.