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1. Curious...using the title "Doctor" for a DNP...

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to justme1972's topic in Doctoral

   So much depends upon context. Within the confines of a hospital or exam room, if someone in scrubs or a white coat or a suit introduces him or herself as Dr. So and So, the assumption will probably be that the person is a medical doctor who has atten...

2. Male pericare

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to aerorunner80's topic in CNA/MA

   i agree that, while there's some overlap, these two threads address different aspects on a related topic. this thread is about performing intimate care in an inpatient setting, and therefore has a different focus from the male medical modesty thread,...

3. Male pericare

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to aerorunner80's topic in CNA/MA

   Again, you're not being over critical. You're being honest, and I appreciate that. In my response here I'm trying not to repeat what I've written on the other thread I started called Male Medical Modesty. Check that out and make some more comments on...

4. Male Nurses attending to female patients (morals vrs ethics)

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to nkmorale's topic in Male Students

   Back when I was gorgeous (I was 31), I had a male nurse...after he walked me to the bathroom for my first voiding, he said he would wait outside the door in case I needed him. I was still woosey and said, "No, you're gonna stay in here with me while ...

5. Male Nurses attending to female patients (morals vrs ethics)

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to nkmorale's topic in Male Students

   Many women have spent some time in childcare, feeding, bathing, etc. or overseeing adolesants. So a female nurse usually isn't a problem for men. If you have a little old lady who was molested at any time in her life and she is now living with dement...

6. Funny Things Naieve Medical Personnel Have Said

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to FranEMTnurse's topic in Humor

   Originally Posted by MedEthicsResearcher That kind of response may work at times, and if it does, that's fine. When you say something like that, though, you've switched the focus from the patient to you. It becomes about your feelings, not the pati...

7. Male pericare

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to aerorunner80's topic in CNA/MA

   mar 09, 2007, 04:15 pm aerorunner80 registered user join date: dec 2006 re: male pericare permalink thanks for the responses. i finally performed my first male pericare yesterday and i have to admit that it didn't bother me at all. i think it was...

8. Funny Things Naieve Medical Personnel Have Said

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to FranEMTnurse's topic in Humor

   Originally Posted by mjlrn97 As a substitute clinical instructor, I once had a 40-something nursing student ask me---in all seriousness---how I'd gotten used to seeing peoples' "privates". Hmmm......let me see, I'd been a mother for 18 years, a wi...

9. Nursing too gross for me?

   MedEthicsResearcher replied to Pennfan's topic in General Nursing

   May 10, 2008, 08:05 PM tanthalas (Male) Registered User Nursing Specialty: Mursing Years Exp: 1 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Canada Age: 24 Posts: 45 Received 19 "Thank You" From 13 Posts Re: Nursing too gross for me? permalink I'm a guy. Afte...

10. How does everyone feel about nursing theory

    MedEthicsResearcher replied to allaboutthefamily's topic in General Nursing

    There are many aspects to the philosophy of any profession. I just read an article titlted "Towards further clarification of the concept of 'dignity." by Jane Haddock BSc(Hons) RGN DPSN in the Journal of Advanced Nursing 1996, 24, 924-931. It's worth...