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The PTA should follow the lead of a PT's accommodation and treatment of patients in manner of fairness over convenience or optimal structure. An example of Equality(fairness) is a setting that attends to patients on a first come first serve basis which shows respect for everyone that walks through the door regardless of race,sexual orientation or health condition. On the other hand, an example of Efficiency(convenience) is a setting that accommodates patients by attending to those that are believed to be in more aggravated condition over others. Such approach may be taken to favor time management or monetary gains over the respect for patients. The PTA should always encourage treating all individuals and matters with respect. This practice
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