The speech pathologist works to keep services accessible with equity of access decided by objective need, not prejudice or favour; innovates and evaluates services continually for efficiency and effectiveness; partners with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to build culturally safe, responsive services, recognising, valuing and embedding their skills, knowledges and languages; keeps services responsive to each person's culture and context; advocates for services where a need is found; reflects clients' and the community's contexts and interests; acts with integrity, diligence and honesty in accessing and managing funding; protects client wellbeing when delegating delivery or administration; has the equipment and resources needed for the services offered; never guarantees the results of a procedure, device or intervention, but tells clients the outcomes reasonably expected on the best evidence; and acts ethically and lawfully in owning or managing a business.
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