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Ethics and Administrative Decision Making
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1987Ethical issues in administrative decision making pose a critical problem for nurse executives in a changing health care environment. A study of all the acute care hospitals in one state reveals an identified ethical component to nursing administrative practice.
M R, Sietsema, B W, Spradley
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Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 1989
Even though nurses engage in ethical decision-making on a daily basis, few practical resources are available and little is known about how nurses resolve ethical dilemmas in the clinical setting. A descriptive clinical ethical decision-making model has been presented and factors influencing current ethical decision-making skills have been identified ...
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Even though nurses engage in ethical decision-making on a daily basis, few practical resources are available and little is known about how nurses resolve ethical dilemmas in the clinical setting. A descriptive clinical ethical decision-making model has been presented and factors influencing current ethical decision-making skills have been identified ...
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The process of ethical decision making
Best Practice & Research Clinical Anaesthesiology, 2006This chapter discusses a framework for and process of ethical decision making in the context of the discipline, theories, and principles of ethics. Daily decision making within the Hospital Ethics Committee is considered and some of the emerging ethical issues in anaesthesia are discussed.
Brian, Devlin, Gerard, Magill
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Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 2001
Members of the health care profession have a responsibility to identify and regulate their practice to protect consumers and assure the delivery of quality service. In this case study in which a patient wakes up during surgery, the nurse's code of ethics, standards of care, and ethical decision-making models provide guidance toward the resolution of ...
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Members of the health care profession have a responsibility to identify and regulate their practice to protect consumers and assure the delivery of quality service. In this case study in which a patient wakes up during surgery, the nurse's code of ethics, standards of care, and ethical decision-making models provide guidance toward the resolution of ...
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Demystifying Ethical Decision Making
Orthopaedic Nursing, 1992Ethical dilemmas frequently occur in the practice of orthopaedic nursing. Nurses, however, are often unsure about how to resolve these dilemmas. The language of ethics remains elusive. Yet, because nurses have a central role in patient care, they need to become more comfortable making ethical decisions related to their practice.
J A, Erlen, J A, Burns
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Ethics in Norm Decision Making
Proceedings of the 2018 AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society, 2018Norms are an instrument to coordinate societies, but deciding which norms to enact is a difficult task. Not only norms might have incom- patibilities between themselves, such as norms contradicting other norms, but also the cost of implementation can be an important aspect to consider. Furthermore, due to the growing social inter- est in ethics and the
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An Ethical Model for Decision-Making
The Nurse Practitioner, 1988The increasing social and technological complexity of health care is requiring health care providers to make many ethical decisions. This article presents a brief overview of selected ethical principles and theories, as well as several decision-making models.
S M, Bunting, A A, Webb
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Ethical decision-making is a core competency for leaders and organizations striving to act with integrity and accountability. This book explores frameworks and practical approaches for navigating complex ethical dilemmas in the non-profit and social impact sectors.
Darcy Daniels, Denise Furlong
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Darcy Daniels, Denise Furlong
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Ethics and Medical Decision-Making
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1980There is a tendency for physicians to approach ethical problems in a manner similar to that in which they approach medical problems. Instead of disease categories (such as congestive heart failure or diarrhea), the physician substitutes moral quandaries (such as euthanasia or abortion).
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Resources for ethical decision making
The Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 1995Nurses often encounter ethical dilemmas during the course of their practice and play a key role in the ethical decision-making process. This article identifies resources available to assist the nurse in making sound ethical decisions. Institution-based resources, such as institutional review boards and pastoral care, and unit-based resources, including
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