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   What are the ethical principles of Nursing?

   • Nurses bring individual moral beliefs to work and are influenced by the ethical directives of employers, the discipline's code of ethics, principles of bioethics, and various approaches to normative ethics (virtue, consequential, deontological, and care). Any of the frameworks presented may justifiably be applied in various nursing circumstances.

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   Should nursing practice be based on a philosophy?

   • For example, Alpers et al. ( 2013, p. 163) argue for a kind of professional ethic or standard that should be the basis for guiding nursing practice, which they term a philosophy; “philosophy is actually a promise that they [nurses] are making about themselves and their professional practice.”

   What constitutes philosophical activity in nursing? Toward a definition

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   Do medical ethics deplete the moral agency of Nursing Practice?

   • Present theories of medical ethics have a tendency to support theoretical and methodological views of ethical argumentation and moral justification that do not fit the practical sense of nurses' decision-making in patient care and, as a result, tend to deplete the moral agency of nursing practice rather than enhance it. (p. 98)

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   Is Nursing Philosophy a discursive practice?

   • Based on the synthesis, we conclude that nursing philosophy could be considered a specific modality of nursing practice by which nursing is both done and delineated, a discursive practice in which we continually assess and explore and adapt and advance our understanding of the discipline in service to advancing our unique efficacy.

   What constitutes philosophical activity in nursing? Toward a definition

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2. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullWhat constitutes philosophical activity in nursing? Toward a ...

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   Jul 12, 2023 · The overarching finding was that, while vanishingly few articles articulated any definition of philosophy and/or nursing philosophy, it was clear from the analysis that nursing was using the term “philosophy” as a specific mode of reasoning to both ask and answer fundamental questions about nursing knowledge, that is, what it is, how it is ...

3. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullOne hundred years of ethics in nursing: What’s new?

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   Aug 1, 2019 · This short discussion demonstrates the value of historical research and scholarship in nursing ethics and an extraordinary continuity of nursing values, issues and concerns. The overview of some of the themes from 1919 reminds us that our nurse ancestors and their communities had much to do to recover from the trauma of the First World War.

   • Author: Marsha Fowler, Marsha Fowler, Ann Gallagher

   • Publish Year: 2019

4. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › books › NBK598377Chapter 6 – Ethical Practice - Nursing Management and ...

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   The nursing profession is guided by a code of ethics. As you practice nursing, how will you determine “right” from “wrong” actions? What is the difference between morality, values, and ethical principles? What additional considerations impact your ethical decision-making?

   • Published: 2022

5. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesMoral Ecology in Nursing: A Pluralistic Approach - PMC

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   Apr 26, 2019 · A pluralistic theory of moral ecology in nursing provides a way for nursing to free itself from thinking that moral agency needs to derive from a single position, whether that be a specific nursing ethical framework or an existing ethical framework.

   • Author: Darcy Copeland
   • DOI: 10.1177/2377960819833899

   • Publish Year: 2019
   • Published: Jan-Dec 2019

6. research.tees.ac.uk › ws › portalfilesOriginal article To wards a strong virtue ethics for nursing ...

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   A strong version of virtue ethics is a plau-sible option because it is a coherent single theory. Strong versions of virtue ethics provide adequate action guidance because they encourage agents to think hard about the nature and content of the virtues and vices and encourage agents to act according to the v-rules.

7. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesThe Ethics in Long-Term Care Model: Everyday Ethics and the ...

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   Access to a trained ethics consultant would help AL communities by providing an expert experience addressing these complex issues. An alternative model would be to develop a division of “ethics” in the long-term care ombudsman program that employs ethicists who would be available to AL communities, staff, residents, and families.

8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Moral Ecology in Nursing: A Pluralistic Approach - Darcy ...

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   Apr 26, 2019 · A pluralistic theory of moral ecology in nursing provides a way for nursing to free itself from thinking that moral agency needs to derive from a single position, whether that be a specific nursing ethical framework or an existing ethical framework.