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Nursing Ethics

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Brand: Churchill Livingstone

ISBN: 9780443061479

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The aim of this textis to explain ethical concepts by using examples, issues and problems. It starts at the level of the individual how our moral and ethical values are shaped then moves on to broader issues of nursing management and social policy issues. Case studies are used throughout enabling the better understanding of real life issues.

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Brand Churchill Livingstone

Reference 47940

EAN13 9780443061479

ISBN 9780443061479

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Publication date: 2000
Issue number: 4
Cover: paperback
Pages count: 404
Weight (g): 767

SECTION 1:: The social context of nursing values. 1. Moral issues in nursing and the ethics of nursing care. 2. Becoming and being a nurse. 3. Responsibility and accountability in nursing. 4. Power-sharing and personal values in nursing ethics. SECTION 2:: Practical applications of nursing ethics. 5. What are the key moral issues in health care? 6. Moral dilemmas in direct nurse-patient relationships. 7. Moral dilemmas in nursing groups of patients. SECTION3:: Ethics in health policy and administration. 8. Nurses and society:: responsibility for managing resources. 9. Nurses and society:: agents of health and a social policy. SECTION4:: decision-making a moral theory. 10. Making moral decisions and being able to justify them. 11. The relevance of moral theory:: justifying our moral beliefs.