Boundaries Assessments

EBAS: Setting ethical boundaries, ensuring professional integrity in a professional setting.

Dual relationships, Confidentiality breaches, Gifts and/or gratuities, Exploitation, Improper use of social media and physical boundaries

The EBAS essay exam offers a comprehensive platform to assess boundary infractions by licensees in the healthcare profession. Through open-ended questions and scenario-based prompts, it delves into the nuances of professional conduct, enabling evaluators to discern subtle breaches such as dual relationships, confidentiality breaches, and exploitation of power dynamics. By examining the depth and clarity of responses, the EBAS exam provides valuable insights into licensees' understanding of ethical boundaries and their ability to navigate complex ethical dilemmas in practice.
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Benefits of using EBAS to measure your licensees ethics.

Our tool provides a sophisticated means to evaluate licensees' comprehension of fraud, illuminating not just factual knowledge but also their capacity to recognize, prevent, and ethically address fraudulent activities within their professional domains.

EBAS has forged a strategic partnership with an Prometric testing centers who has a nationwide reach, ensuring convenient accessibility for licensees across the United States. This collaboration facilitates seamless administration of our assessments, guaranteeing standardized and reliable evaluation of ethical and professional standards regardless of geographical location.

EBAS prioritizes the integrity and independence of test results by directly reporting them to the regulatory board. This streamlined process ensures transparency and prevents any potential conflicts of interest, reinforcing the credibility of our assessments in upholding ethical standards within the profession.

EBAS has an autonomous scoring panel comprised of individuals with extensive regulatory board experience, ensuring a nuanced understanding of industry standards and ethical considerations. This panel undergoes rigorous calibration processes to maintain consistency and fairness in scoring, guaranteeing that each assessment accurately reflects licensees' ethical competence and aligns with regulatory expectations.

Types of Boundary Violations

In healthcare, examples of boundary violations can include:

A therapist engaging in a personal or romantic relationship with a current client, which can compromise the therapeutic relationship and create conflicts of interest.

Sharing confidential information about clients or patients without their consent, violating their privacy and trust.

Revealing personal information that is not relevant to the professional relationship, potentially blurring boundaries and undermining the therapeutic process.

Violating physical boundaries by engaging in inappropriate touch or proximity with clients or patients, which can cause discomfort and undermine trust.

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A chiropractor submitted bills to a patient’s insurance for approximately 85 visits which did not occur. When the patient confronted the chiropractor with these charges the chiropractor admitted the charges were fraudulent. The chiropractor also admitted to creating fake appointments in a hidden calendar on the clinic computer where staff would not see them and be alerted.
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  • Testimonials

    We have been working with EBAS for the last year, building their ethics essay exams and webinars into the CRDTS CARE dental and dental hygiene remediation and re-education programs. Bradley, and the entire EBAS team, have been extremely helpful in creating new and improved systems that work in our unique environment. We appreciate their guidance as we work together to decide the best course of action for each of our licensees.
    The CRDTS CARE Leadership Team

Testing rubric

EBAS employs a customized and comprehensive grading rubric to accurately assess individuals' readiness to progress.

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Scoring of the Ethics and Boundaries Essay examination is based on the relevance and thoroughness of responses.  Content and expression of ideas are more heavily weighted in the grading than grammar, punctuation, or spelling.

How to Get Started

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Schedule a no-commitment consultation

Contact us to set up a consultation. There's no commitment or contract to sign—this is simply an opportunity for us to guide you through the process and get you set up in our system.
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Add EBAS exams to your next disciplinary order

In your next disciplinary order, simply add successful completion of our EBAS essay exams as a condition. Don’t worry about the specifics—we'll provide you with clear language and guidance during the consultation.
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Receive the Score Report

Once scoring is complete, EBAS will promptly send you a score report for your records. Utilize this comprehensive data to make informed decisions regarding license reinstatement, probation, or additional training, ensuring that your licensees uphold professional ethical conduct with confidence.
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