Topics About 'Nursing Ethics'.
These are topics that staff believe are closely related. If you want to search all posts for a phrase or term please use the Search feature.
Search
Found 12 results
-
I'm just curious if it is against any rules to date a former patient of mine at the inpatient ward?????? please let me know he's such a sweet man and we totally connected a few months after he was in! Dear Wants to Date Former Patient, Nurses are the...
-
Looks like as nurses, we will be held to a professional standard, similar to other professionals.
"Nurses are urged to recognize that dissemination of misinformation not only jeopardizes the health and well-being of the public but may place thei...
-
As nurses we are supposed to understand and follow science. Yet all over the country nurses are using their background to validate crackpot theories about Covid and the vaccine. Should there be consequences for leading an effort to hurt the public he...
-
We attended an NTI session this morning about moral courage and ethics for the APRN. This is applicable to many nursing specialties The lecture was Sarah Delgado ACNP Clinical Practice Specialist from San Viejo. She brought up some excellent points r...
-
I have a hypothetical situation that I need input from other nurses. Let's say that there is an individual that has dementia, schizophrenia and has a legal guardian. This individual resides in an adult care home. the prescriber prescribes an LAI with...
-
Like Phil Jackson once quoted, "The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team" (Jackson, 2014). How true is this quote, we all have our strengths and weaknesses that blended together with other members of...
-
Nurses face ethical dilemmas on a daily basis. allnurses.com wanted to explore this topic more deeply.
allnurses.com recently interviewed Alethea Sment, MSN, RN, ACCNS-AG, CCRN-CSC after her presentation on ethical dilemmas versus moral distress...
-
Sleeping while on duty is the number 3 in my top ten of reasons nurses get fired.
In 1910, we slept for an average of 9 hours; by 2002, the average dropped to 6.9 hours per night. Early studies indicate that those Individuals who work nights and...
-
I was just a child when I became an RN. Not yet 20 and in charge of a 42 pt unit at night. Many a night I held the hand of a dying person, cleaned the still warm body of a just passed pt, medicated and medicated the dying pt in pain. Often calling a ...
-
Pandemic Ethics Podcast episodes cover discussions of the defining ethical challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, featuring world-renowned experts in ethics, public health, law, economics, public policy, and beyond. Hosted by Joshua Preiss, Director of...
-
I'll never forget a little girl I helped take care of for over four years in the Pediatric ICU. J was one of a kind... literally. She had an autoimmune disease no other child in the world has ever been diagnosed with. At two weeks old, she was admitt...
-
I have been a nurse for only seven years; however, certain events and situations will remain embedded in my memory for the rest of my life. One of these events took place during my first year of nursing practice when I was employed at a long term car...