Nursing Ethics
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Nursing Ethics
Normative Foundations, Advanced Concepts, and Emerging Issues
Deem, Michael J.; Lingler, Jennifer H.
Oxford University Press Inc
12/2024
400
Mole
9780190063559
15 a 20 dias
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Contents
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Concepts, Knowledge, and Practical Identity
1. An Argument for the Distinct Nature of Nursing Ethics
Pamela J. Grace
2. Nursing Ethics as an Independent Subfield of Healthcare Ethics
Eric Vogelstein
3. The Relevance of Feminist Ethics for Moral Communities in Healthcare Work
Joan Liaschenko and Elizabeth Peter
4. Moral Expertise and Epistemic Peerhood: Implications for Nursing Practice
Jamie Carlin Watson
5. Patient Best Interest: Why Nurses Cannot Be Expected to Know What Is Best for Their Patients
Robert M. Veatch
6. Revisiting Moral Agency
Jennifer L. Bartlett and Carol Taylor
7. A Critical Analysis of Professional Moral Competencies of Nurse Practitioners
Elizabeth Peter and Anne Simmonds
8. Designing a Culture of Ethical Practice in Health Care: A New Paradigm
Heather Fitzgerald and Cynda Hylton Rushton
9. An Ethics Lens for Nursing Leadership
Katherine Brown-Saltzman
10. Conceptions of Vulnerability within the Context of Clinical Reseach
Michael J. Deem and Judith A. Erlen
Part II: Emerging Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice
11. A Matter of Trust: Balancing Ethical Duties and Legal Obligations in the Nursing Care of Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorder
Liz Stokes
12. The Ethical Rationale for Comprehensive Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Follow-up
Angel C. Carter and Brian S. Carter
13. Empowering Parents for Better Decision-Making: A Distinct Role for Nursing Staff in Pediatric Clinical Care
Erica K. Salter
14. Consent and My Chronically-ill Child
Emily A. Largent
15. How Confucian Values Shape the Moral Boundaries of Family Caregiving
Helen Y.L. Chan, Richard Kim, Doris Yin-ping Leung, Ho-yu Cheng, Connie Yuen-yu Chong, and Wai-tong Chien
16. Constructing Avenues for Meaningful Agency: A Role for Nurses in Caring forPersons with Disabilities
Laura Guidry-Grimes
17. Emerging Ethical Issues in Dementia Care
Jennifer H. Lingler and Jalayne J. Arias
18. Relational Autonomy: A Critical Reading for Palliative and End-of-Life Care
Philip J. Larkin
19. Help Wanted: Technology, ICU Nurses, and Death
Helen Stanton Chapple and Megan Gillen
20. Teaching with Pictures: Respect for the Vulnerable
Daniel A. Wilkenfeld and Christa Johnson
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Concepts, Knowledge, and Practical Identity
1. An Argument for the Distinct Nature of Nursing Ethics
Pamela J. Grace
2. Nursing Ethics as an Independent Subfield of Healthcare Ethics
Eric Vogelstein
3. The Relevance of Feminist Ethics for Moral Communities in Healthcare Work
Joan Liaschenko and Elizabeth Peter
4. Moral Expertise and Epistemic Peerhood: Implications for Nursing Practice
Jamie Carlin Watson
5. Patient Best Interest: Why Nurses Cannot Be Expected to Know What Is Best for Their Patients
Robert M. Veatch
6. Revisiting Moral Agency
Jennifer L. Bartlett and Carol Taylor
7. A Critical Analysis of Professional Moral Competencies of Nurse Practitioners
Elizabeth Peter and Anne Simmonds
8. Designing a Culture of Ethical Practice in Health Care: A New Paradigm
Heather Fitzgerald and Cynda Hylton Rushton
9. An Ethics Lens for Nursing Leadership
Katherine Brown-Saltzman
10. Conceptions of Vulnerability within the Context of Clinical Reseach
Michael J. Deem and Judith A. Erlen
Part II: Emerging Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice
11. A Matter of Trust: Balancing Ethical Duties and Legal Obligations in the Nursing Care of Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorder
Liz Stokes
12. The Ethical Rationale for Comprehensive Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Follow-up
Angel C. Carter and Brian S. Carter
13. Empowering Parents for Better Decision-Making: A Distinct Role for Nursing Staff in Pediatric Clinical Care
Erica K. Salter
14. Consent and My Chronically-ill Child
Emily A. Largent
15. How Confucian Values Shape the Moral Boundaries of Family Caregiving
Helen Y.L. Chan, Richard Kim, Doris Yin-ping Leung, Ho-yu Cheng, Connie Yuen-yu Chong, and Wai-tong Chien
16. Constructing Avenues for Meaningful Agency: A Role for Nurses in Caring forPersons with Disabilities
Laura Guidry-Grimes
17. Emerging Ethical Issues in Dementia Care
Jennifer H. Lingler and Jalayne J. Arias
18. Relational Autonomy: A Critical Reading for Palliative and End-of-Life Care
Philip J. Larkin
19. Help Wanted: Technology, ICU Nurses, and Death
Helen Stanton Chapple and Megan Gillen
20. Teaching with Pictures: Respect for the Vulnerable
Daniel A. Wilkenfeld and Christa Johnson
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Contents
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Concepts, Knowledge, and Practical Identity
1. An Argument for the Distinct Nature of Nursing Ethics
Pamela J. Grace
2. Nursing Ethics as an Independent Subfield of Healthcare Ethics
Eric Vogelstein
3. The Relevance of Feminist Ethics for Moral Communities in Healthcare Work
Joan Liaschenko and Elizabeth Peter
4. Moral Expertise and Epistemic Peerhood: Implications for Nursing Practice
Jamie Carlin Watson
5. Patient Best Interest: Why Nurses Cannot Be Expected to Know What Is Best for Their Patients
Robert M. Veatch
6. Revisiting Moral Agency
Jennifer L. Bartlett and Carol Taylor
7. A Critical Analysis of Professional Moral Competencies of Nurse Practitioners
Elizabeth Peter and Anne Simmonds
8. Designing a Culture of Ethical Practice in Health Care: A New Paradigm
Heather Fitzgerald and Cynda Hylton Rushton
9. An Ethics Lens for Nursing Leadership
Katherine Brown-Saltzman
10. Conceptions of Vulnerability within the Context of Clinical Reseach
Michael J. Deem and Judith A. Erlen
Part II: Emerging Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice
11. A Matter of Trust: Balancing Ethical Duties and Legal Obligations in the Nursing Care of Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorder
Liz Stokes
12. The Ethical Rationale for Comprehensive Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Follow-up
Angel C. Carter and Brian S. Carter
13. Empowering Parents for Better Decision-Making: A Distinct Role for Nursing Staff in Pediatric Clinical Care
Erica K. Salter
14. Consent and My Chronically-ill Child
Emily A. Largent
15. How Confucian Values Shape the Moral Boundaries of Family Caregiving
Helen Y.L. Chan, Richard Kim, Doris Yin-ping Leung, Ho-yu Cheng, Connie Yuen-yu Chong, and Wai-tong Chien
16. Constructing Avenues for Meaningful Agency: A Role for Nurses in Caring forPersons with Disabilities
Laura Guidry-Grimes
17. Emerging Ethical Issues in Dementia Care
Jennifer H. Lingler and Jalayne J. Arias
18. Relational Autonomy: A Critical Reading for Palliative and End-of-Life Care
Philip J. Larkin
19. Help Wanted: Technology, ICU Nurses, and Death
Helen Stanton Chapple and Megan Gillen
20. Teaching with Pictures: Respect for the Vulnerable
Daniel A. Wilkenfeld and Christa Johnson
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Concepts, Knowledge, and Practical Identity
1. An Argument for the Distinct Nature of Nursing Ethics
Pamela J. Grace
2. Nursing Ethics as an Independent Subfield of Healthcare Ethics
Eric Vogelstein
3. The Relevance of Feminist Ethics for Moral Communities in Healthcare Work
Joan Liaschenko and Elizabeth Peter
4. Moral Expertise and Epistemic Peerhood: Implications for Nursing Practice
Jamie Carlin Watson
5. Patient Best Interest: Why Nurses Cannot Be Expected to Know What Is Best for Their Patients
Robert M. Veatch
6. Revisiting Moral Agency
Jennifer L. Bartlett and Carol Taylor
7. A Critical Analysis of Professional Moral Competencies of Nurse Practitioners
Elizabeth Peter and Anne Simmonds
8. Designing a Culture of Ethical Practice in Health Care: A New Paradigm
Heather Fitzgerald and Cynda Hylton Rushton
9. An Ethics Lens for Nursing Leadership
Katherine Brown-Saltzman
10. Conceptions of Vulnerability within the Context of Clinical Reseach
Michael J. Deem and Judith A. Erlen
Part II: Emerging Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice
11. A Matter of Trust: Balancing Ethical Duties and Legal Obligations in the Nursing Care of Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorder
Liz Stokes
12. The Ethical Rationale for Comprehensive Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Follow-up
Angel C. Carter and Brian S. Carter
13. Empowering Parents for Better Decision-Making: A Distinct Role for Nursing Staff in Pediatric Clinical Care
Erica K. Salter
14. Consent and My Chronically-ill Child
Emily A. Largent
15. How Confucian Values Shape the Moral Boundaries of Family Caregiving
Helen Y.L. Chan, Richard Kim, Doris Yin-ping Leung, Ho-yu Cheng, Connie Yuen-yu Chong, and Wai-tong Chien
16. Constructing Avenues for Meaningful Agency: A Role for Nurses in Caring forPersons with Disabilities
Laura Guidry-Grimes
17. Emerging Ethical Issues in Dementia Care
Jennifer H. Lingler and Jalayne J. Arias
18. Relational Autonomy: A Critical Reading for Palliative and End-of-Life Care
Philip J. Larkin
19. Help Wanted: Technology, ICU Nurses, and Death
Helen Stanton Chapple and Megan Gillen
20. Teaching with Pictures: Respect for the Vulnerable
Daniel A. Wilkenfeld and Christa Johnson
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