GEN 1771

Ethics for Addictions Professionals

Purdue University Global · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course will provide a comprehensive study of the laws, ethics, confidentiality requirements, and protocols that guide clinical addictions work in professional settings. You will gain knowledge of HIPAA regulations as well as an understanding of ethical theory as it relates to diverse populations. You will analyze and evaluate moral and legal issues, as well as any personal and socio-cultural influences that may impact the ethical decision-making process. You will develop your personal ethical code of conduct as aligned with the NAADAC and the APA codes of ethics. You will develop decision-making skills that will impact your analysis and responses to complex ethical issues.

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Class #purdue_global-1771Fall 2026UGRD5 credits
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