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Nurses' Moral Sensitivity and Hospital Ethical Climate: a Literature Review
Nursing Ethics, 2008Increased technological and pharmacological interventions in patient care when patient outcomes are uncertain have been linked to the escalation in moral and ethical dilemmas experienced by health care providers in acute care settings. Health care research has shown that facilities that are able to attract and retain nursing staff in a competitive ...
Kerri Holzhauser, Sarah Winch
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Hospital Nurses' Perceptions of the Ethical Climate of Their Work Setting
Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1998Purpose: To develop an instrument to measure how hospital nurses perceive the ethical climate of their work setting and to evaluate its psychometric properties. A way to measure ethical climate can help nurses understand the work setting influences on their practice and can be used to diagnose areas for organizational change as well as to evaluate ...
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Hospital ethical climate mediates moral sensitivity and ethical decision-making ability
Nursing EthicsBackground Ethical decision-making ability is critical for senior nursing interns in addressing complex clinical dilemmas. However, the mediating role of hospital ethical climate in the relationship between moral sensitivity and ethical decision-making remains unexamined.
Si-Yuan Tang, Hongjuan Wang
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Validation of the Iranian Version of the Hospital Ethical Climate Survey
Journal of Nursing Measurement, 2020Background and PurposeThe aim of this study was to determine validation of the Iranian version of the Hospital Ethical Climate Survey (HECS).MethodsThis is a methodological study with a cross-sectional design that was conducted in 2016. A forward–backward translation method was used to translate the questionnaire from English to Persian and face ...
Mozhgan Rivaz +3 more
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Ethical Climate in the Delivery Wards of Educational Hospitals in Southeast Iran
Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice, 2023Ethical climate is one of the important factors in the working climate of the hospital. Considering the difference in the Ethical climate in different departments of the hospital and the importance of the ethical climate in the delivery ward, this study aimed to assess the characteristics of hospital ethical climate in delivery ward of educational ...
Mahin Khajehpour +3 more
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Nurses’ assessment of the ethical climate of a university hospital in the South of Brazil
Journal of Research in Nursing, 2023Background: Ethical climate can be defined as the healthcare professionals’ perceptions of the ethical treatment of healthcare issues and human interactions in their work environment. A number of studies on ethical climate are being carried out in several countries.
Taís Carpes Lanes +5 more
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CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF THE HOSPITAL ETHICAL CLIMATE SURVEY TO BRAZIL
Journal of Nursing Measurement, 2022Background and Purpose:Adapting cross-culturally the Hospital Ethical Climate Survey to Brazilian nurses.Methods:A methodological study comprising translation, back translation, multidisciplinary committee, expert panel, pilot test and validation of the instrument.
Taís Carpes, Lanes +4 more
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Validation of the Hospital Ethical Climate Survey for older people care
Nursing Ethics, 2014Background: The exploration of the ethical climate in the care settings for older people is highlighted in the literature, and it has been associated with various aspects of clinical practice and nurses’ jobs. However, ethical climate is seldom studied in the older people care context.
Suhonen, Riitta A. +4 more
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Hospital ethical climate and teamwork in acute care
Health Care Management Review, 2008Health care delivery teams have received much attention in recent years from researchers and practitioners. Recent empirical research has demonstrated that objective and subjective outcomes tend to be improved when care teams function smoothly and efficiently.
Cheryl, Rathert, David A, Fleming
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A survey of the ethics climate of Hong Kong public hospitals
Clinical Ethics, 2008The main objective of the study was to survey health-care practitioners' (HCPs) perception of health-care practices that are of medical–ethical importance in Hong Kong public hospitals, and to identify the moral issues that concern them most. A total of 2718 doctors, nurses, allied health and administrative workers from 14 hospitals participated.
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