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ISBN 10:0781748771
ISBN 13:9780781748773
Author:Marcia Bosek,Teresa Savage
This new primary ethics textbook is uniquely designed to integrate ethics content into the clinical nursing curriculum and to be used throughout the nursing curriculum. This textbook is designed to ensure that the nursing student benefits from a systematic coverage of clinical ethics, moving from simple ethical issues to more complex. The book covers clinical ethics in theory and practice by building upon the foundations of ethics using the traditional clinical practice content areas such as children and adolescents, adult, critical care, and women’s health.
Ethical Component of Nursing Education Integrating Ethics into Clinical Experiences 1st Table of contents:
Unit I: Components of Clinical Ethics
Chapter 1: Ethical Theories and Principles
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Ethical Theories
Ethical Principles
Summary
References
Chapter 2: History of Clinical Ethics
Objectives
KEY WORDS
History of Ethics
The First Clinical Ethics Education Program
The Consumer Movement and the Women’s Movement
Difference Between Medical Ethics and Nursing Ethics
Teaching Ethics in Nursing
Proliferation of Ethics Committees
Nursing Ethics Now and in the Future
Summary
References
Chapter 3: Ethical Standard of Practice
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Code of Ethics
Standards and Scope of Practice
Policy and Position Statements
Codes of Ethics
The 2001 ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses: Aspirations and Challenges
Summary
References
Chapter 4: The Student Role
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Academic Honesty
Academic Dishonesty
Clinical Dishonesty
Errors
Professional Relationships and Boundaries
Summary
References
Chapter 5: Ethical Decision-Making
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Ethical Decision-Making
Ethical Decision-Making Goals
Realities in Decision-Making
Ethical Decision-Making Using the Nursing Process
Decision Analysis Model
Resources for Facilitating Ethical Decision-Making
Summary
References
Unit II: Ethical Themes and Research Ethics
Chapter 6: Confidentiality
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Confidentiality Defined
Rationale for Keeping Information Confidential
What Information Is Confidential?
Who Can Access Confidential Information?
Summary
References
Chapter 7: Truth-Telling
Objectives
KEY WORDS
The Importance of Truth-Telling
The Obligation to Tell the Truth
Discriminating Between Truth and Nontruth
Summary
References
Chapter 8: Advocacy
Objectives
KEY WORDS
What Is Advocacy?
The Call to Advocacy
The Strength to Advocate
Relationships Between Health Care Professionals
Uncertainty, Dilemma, and Distress
Learning How to Advocate
Advocacy for the Profession
Summary
References
Chapter 9: Allocation of Resources
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Justice in Health Care
The U.S. Health Care System
Access to Care
Managed Care
What to Do?
Nurses’ Role in Macro Allocation
Nurses’ Role in Micro Allocation
Summary
References
Chapter 10: Research Ethics
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Ethical Themes
History of Research Ethics
Institutional Review Boards
Informed Consent
Summary
References
Unit III: Clinical Ethics Issues
Chapter 11: Nursing of Children and Adolescents
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Decision-Making
Section 3: The Moral Status of Children
Section 4: Genetics
Summary
References
Chapter 12: Nursing of the Adult
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Nursing of the Adult: Advance Directives
Section 3: Nursing of the Adult: End-of-Life Choices
Section 4: Nursing of the Adult: Adult-Onset Genetic Issues
Summary
References
Chapter 13: Women’s Health Nursing
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Informed Decision-Making
Section 3: Assisted Reproduction
Section 4: Genetics in Women’s Health
Summary
References
Chapter 14: Mental Health Nursing
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Autonomy Versus Paternalism
Section 3: Caring for the Challenging Patient
Section 4: Confidentiality Versus the Duty to Protect Third Parties
Summary
References
Chapter 15: Community and Public Health Nursing
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Autonomy Versus Paternalism
Section 3: Cultural Competency
Section 4: Ethics in Public Health
Summary
References
Unit IV: Ethical Issues Impacting the Professional Nurse’s Values
Chapter 16: Professional Ethical Issues Facing the Individual Nurse
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Professional Nurse Issue: Conscientious Objection
Section 3: Professional Nurse Issue: Whistle-Blowing
Section 4: Professional Nursing Issue: Professional Misconduct—Incompetent and Impaired Practice
Summary
References
Chapter 17: Professional Ethical Issues Facing the Nurse–Manager
Objectives
KEY WORDS
Section 1: Ethical Themes: Building From the Basic to the Complex
Section 2: Professional Nursing Issues: Staffing
Section 3: Professional Nursing Issue: Management Issues
Section 4: Professional Nursing Issue: Nursing’s Voice and Power
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