Which of the following is not usually an ethical issue for a therapist to consider?
A) Parental control versus the right of a child to make choices about care
B) Eligibility criteria for therapy
C) How to manage education regarding sexuality
D) Family-centered care

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A therapist may encounter various ethical issues specific to caring for children and their families. Examples include the question of parental control versus the right of a child to make choices about his or her care, eligibility criteria for therapy and discharge, how to handle waiting lists, how to manage education regarding sexuality, and how to honestly convey negative information to families (Flett & Stoffell, 2003; Matthews, Meier, & Bartholome, 1990). Family-centered care is a hallmark of pediatric physical therapy.

Which of the Following Is Not Usually an Ethical Issue