“…Ethics educators from across Canada also identified foundational ethics knowledge grounded in realistic practice examples as a priority for ethics teaching in occupational therapy (Hudon et al, 2016). However, although ethics education has evolved over the last 15 years, concerns persist regarding the development of relevant content, evidence-based teaching tools, and evaluation methods (Hudon et al, 2016;Jensen, Brasic-Royeen, & Purtilo, 2010;Kinsella & Bidinosti, 2016;Kinsella, Phelan, Park-Lala, & Mom, 2015;Laliberté et al, 2015). A recent study of a new online ethics education module for occupational therapy clinician-educators found that ethics knowledge cultivated via viewing the online module led to increased confidence in their ability to make, enact, explicate, and defend ethical decisions (VanderKaay, Letts, Jung, & Moll, 2018b).…”