Ethics for Nurses: Theory and Practice
Ethics for Nurses: Theory and Practice
Cranmer, Pam; Nhemachena, Jean
Open University Press
04/2013
232
Mole
Inglês
9780335241651
15 a 20 dias
370
1. What is Ethics? An introduction
2. What Must Nurses Do?
3. Should Consequences be Considered?
4. Why are Respect and Autonomy so Important in Health Care?
5. What is Fairness in Care?
6. What are Rights?
7. What is Dignity?
8. Are Nurses Accountable Ethically?
9. How does Law Relate to Ethics? The special case of the 'Duty of Care'
10. What is a Dignified Death?
11. What is Ethical Research?
1. What is Ethics? An introduction
2. What Must Nurses Do?
3. Should Consequences be Considered?
4. Why are Respect and Autonomy so Important in Health Care?
5. What is Fairness in Care?
6. What are Rights?
7. What is Dignity?
8. Are Nurses Accountable Ethically?
9. How does Law Relate to Ethics? The special case of the 'Duty of Care'
10. What is a Dignified Death?
11. What is Ethical Research?