Should nurses' license to practice depend on modeling responsible health conduct...

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  1. Nurses' need to model responsible health conduct + mores away from work setting

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      Yes, nurses need to be responsible to protect license at all times
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      No! What is done away from the work setting is inmaterial to maintaining license.
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      Undecided
    • 38
      You've got to be joking.

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should nurses' license to practice depend on modeling responsible health conduct when clearly not working?

read this center for nursing advocacy story:

nurses: kick out sex-mad makosi

july 8, 2005 -- today the sun (u.k.) ran a short, unsigned piece reporting that a group of nurses is calling for a young cardiac nurse to be "struck off" the list of licensed nurses by the nurses and midwifery council because she appeared to have had "unsafe sex" during a "boozy orgy" on the u.k. reality show "big brother." this situation raises interesting issues about nurses' professional obligations away from their main work settings, including any duties to model responsible public health conduct or conform to a particular moral code....

Specializes in ER, ICU, L&D, OR.
Good grief you guys are like a broken record...and a bad one at that. Give it a rest will ya!:uhoh3:

NEVER Never never :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

A- MEN

:yeahthat:

CAN I GET AN AMEN?

add that list politicians and other persons of authority...

Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

As soon as I hit the last key stroke to punchout I light a cig, curse all the way to the liquior store, then head home to tie up my husband and the next door neighbor for a sin full night off unprotected ..well you know!!!! What I do on my own time is my own buisness and you can have my job and license if you try and change me!!!!!

As soon as I hit the last key stroke to punchout I light a cig, curse all the way to the liquior store, then head home to tie up my husband for a sin full night off unprotected ..well you know!!!! What I do on my own time is my own buisness and you can have my job and license if you try and change me!!!!!

Gee! I had no idea my best friend was on this board too!!!

:smokin:

Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

Right on sister!!!!:smokin: LOLOLOL

Gee! I had no idea my best friend was on this board too!!!

:smokin:

When they decide to revoke licenses' for attorneys/politicians who have horrible sexual morals with certain young women/men in their workforce and revoke physicians' licenses for same, then maybe, the nurse can be included in this little cliche'.

I'm with you on this one! :yeahthat:

Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

ok now I have edited my response...LOLOL:coollook:

Go back and read my new revised after work intentions

Gee! I had no idea my best friend was on this board too!!!

:smokin:

Specializes in Critical Care.

First off, somebody mentioned some Nightingale Pledge. Sorry, I must have skipped school that day. I'm not bound to it cause I didn't pledge it. So there is my loophole.

I personally think that nurses should obey a moral code. Who's moral code? Well, mine, duh!

Of course, I also think that:

Lawyers shouldn't steal.

Cops shouldn't speed.

Politicians shouldn't mouth empty promises.

Democrats shouldn't be elected. (Did I slip that in?)

Preachers should refrain from adultery.

Teachers shouldn't preach Humanism while complaining about Christianity

Administrators should live by the rules they make.

Singers should shut up and sing.

Actors should shut up, period.

Hollywood elitists just shouldn't get married, period.

Lovers should always be in love.

Haters should always lose.

And I should win the Mega Millions tonight.

But those are all just my opinions.

~faith,

Timothy.

First off, somebody mentioned some Nightingale Pledge. Sorry, I must have skipped school that day. I'm not bound to it cause I didn't pledge it. So there is my loophole.

I personally think that nurses should obey a moral code. Who's moral code? Well, mine, duh!

Of course, I also think that:

Lawyers shouldn't steal.

Cops shouldn't speed.

Politicians shouldn't mouth empty promises.

Democrats shouldn't be elected. (Did I slip that in?)

Preachers should refrain from adultery.

Teachers shouldn't preach Humanism while complaining about Christianity

Administrators should live by the rules they make.

Singers should shut up and sing.

Actors should shut up, period.

Hollywood elitists just shouldn't get married, period.

Lovers should always be in love.

Haters should always lose.

And I should win the Mega Millions tonight.

But those are all just my opinions.

~faith,

Timothy.

I do believe I could go by your moral code! :)

First off, somebody mentioned some Nightingale Pledge. Sorry, I must have skipped school that day. I'm not bound to it cause I didn't pledge it. So there is my loophole.

I personally think that nurses should obey a moral code. Who's moral code? Well, mine, duh!

Of course, I also think that:

Lawyers shouldn't steal.

Cops shouldn't speed.

Politicians shouldn't mouth empty promises.

Democrats shouldn't be elected. (Did I slip that in?)

Preachers should refrain from adultery.

Teachers shouldn't preach Humanism while complaining about Christianity

Administrators should live by the rules they make.

Singers should shut up and sing.

Actors should shut up, period.

Hollywood elitists just shouldn't get married, period.

Lovers should always be in love.

Haters should always lose.

And I should win the Mega Millions tonight.

But those are all just my opinions.

~faith,

Timothy.

I'm in . . . . .

steph

Specializes in 5 yrs OR, ASU Pre-Op 2 yr. ER.
Good grief you guys are like a broken record...and a bad one at that. Give it a rest will ya!:uhoh3:

THANK YOU!!!!

Specializes in Operating Room.
Good grief you guys are like a broken record...and a bad one at that. Give it a rest will ya!:uhoh3:

I agree...and if we really wanted to go into moral presidents, should we discuss draft dodging, adulterist? ;) (Who said, "I didn't inhale?") :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Anyway, to get off that subject, no one is perfect. We all have our own idea of what is moral & what is not, and many of us have wild younger day's stories we may or may not wish to be known. (Some of us just refuse to be old fogies!) :rotfl:

Oh, but I do think singers shouldn't lip sinc. :chuckle

.........and don't bother buying into the next mega millions, b/c I'm going to win. You'd just waste your money. :rotfl:

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