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ask the question, gather information, clarify values, verbalize the
problems, identify possible courses of action, negotiate a plan,
evaluate the plan over time
measures the effect that an act will have
can alert a patient to a condition that may not yet be evident but that is certain to develop in the future
beliefs about the worth of a given idea, attitude, custom, or object that sets standards that influence behavior
focus on inequalities between people; looks to the nature of
relationships to guide participants in making difficult decisions
especially relationships in which power is unequal or in which a point
of view has become ignored or invisible
defines actions as right or wrong; does not look to consequences of actions to determine rightness or wrongness
study of conduct and character. concerned with determing what is good or valuable for individuals and society at large
focuses on understanding relationships and personal narratives; may
even address issues beyond individual relationships such as ethical
concerns about the structures within individual caring occurs such as
health care facilities
agreement to keep promises; faithful devotion to duty; unwillingness
to abandon patients even when care becomes controversial or complex
being fair
to support of a particular cause; as a nurse you advocate for health,
safety, and rights of the patients, including their right to privacy
brain dead individual kept alive by a feeding tube and ventilator in hopes of a miracle; healthcare provided assisted suicides
looks to the presence of principle regardless of outcome
taking positive actions to help others; urge to do good for others; best interest of client before self interest
HIPAA mandates the protection of patient's personal health
information; the legislation defines the rights and privileges of
patients for protection of privacy
quality of life, genetic screening, care at the end of life, access to care
Commitment to include patients in decisions; freedom from external control
the value of something is determined by its usefulness; emphasis on
the outcome of the action; measures the affect an act will have
willingness to accept obligation and following through with promises;
as a nurse you are responsible for your actions and the actions of those
to whom you delegate
ability to answer for ones own actions; learn to ensure your actions are explainable to your patients and your employer
promotion of open discussion whenever mistakes occur, or nearly occur, without fear of recrimination
study of ends or final causes
avoidance of hard or hurt; balance risk and benefits
a personal belief about the worth of a given idea, attitude, custom or object that sets standards that influence behavior
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