Ethics in Forensic Communication → Ethics in Forensic Communication: Final Assessment

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Module 1 - Ethical mandate, stakeholders and threats
4 Items
Define the ethical purpose, duties, stakeholders, conflicts and safeguards for a forensic communication before drafting begins.
Module 2 - Truthfulness, objectivity and procedural fairness
4 Items
Present evidence and uncertainty accurately while resisting bias, advocacy, omission and unfair characterization.
Module 3 - Confidentiality, disclosure and technology
4 Items
Protect information and recipient rights across secure channels, public-facing products, translation and technology-assisted work.
Module 4 - Pressure, review, correction and accountability
4 Items
Resolve ethical communication dilemmas through documented challenge, escalation, approval, correction and organizational learning.
Applied case - Northbridge Community Health Grant Review
1 Item
This is an original fictional scenario developed for FCPAS. Any resemblance to an actual person, organisation or event is coincidental.
- 5.1
  Northbridge Community Health Grant Review
  3 Days
Glossary & References
1 Item
- 6.1
  Glossary & References
Ethics in Forensic Communication: Final Assessment
1 Item
The final assessment is additional to the 240 credited learning minutes. A score of at least 80% is required.
- 7.1
  Ethics in Forensic Communication: Final Assessment
  30 Minutes20 Questions