Accountable - being responsible for your actions and decisions, and being able to explain them to others.
Autonomy - the right and ability to make one's own choices and decisions. It reflects an individual’s freedom to act according to their own values and preferences.
Beliefs - ideas or convictions that a person holds to be true, often influenced by culture, religion, or personal experience.
Consent - permission given by someone to do something
Consultation - the process of seeking advice or input from others before making a decision
Dilemma - a situation where you have to choose between two or more options, often involving difficult or conflicting choices.
Ethics – a set of principles or rules that guide decisions about what is right or wrong in a professional or personal context.
Informed Consent - permission given by a person after they fully understand the details, risks, benefits, and alternatives of what they are agreeing to
Morals – a person's understanding of right and wrong, often shaped by society, culture, or religion.
Legislation - Laws or rules made by a government that everyone must follow.
Values - core principles or standards that guide a person's behaviour and decisions.
