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   2 days ago · 7.6 Illustrate your understanding of the ethical theories covered in this study session through the use of examples and case studies. (SAQ 7.5) 7.1 Ethical issues in healthcare work

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   5 days ago · For example, applied ethics applies normative and metaethical concepts to issues such as abortion, infanticide, euthanasia, stem-cell research, environmental issues, capital punishment, same-sex marriage, drug legalization, discrimination, and specific rights, such as animal rights.

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4. libguides.anmf.org.au › anmfvic › reflective-practiceReflective practice & critical thinking - Library Resource ...

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   5 days ago · LeMone and Burke's medical-surgical nursing : critical thinking for person-centred care by Priscilla LeMone et al 4th ed. 2020 Professional transitions in nursing : a guide to practice in the Australian healthcare system by Alister Hodge & Wayne Varndell 2018

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5. libguides.anmf.org.au › anmfvic › ethicsLaw, ethics & professional practice - Australian Nursing and ...

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   5 days ago · Articles on law and ethics in nursing & midwifery Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal Nursing ethics: Lessons from a global pandemic Includes a reference list to further articles by independent scholar and nurse ethicist Dr Megan-Jane Johnstone AO

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   4 days ago · Study designs can be classified as descriptive or analytical. The analytical studies have more power, or ability to predict, than descriptive studies and therefore rank higher in the evidence based world. Descriptive studies give us a snap shot of what is happening. Surveys, case reports, cross sectional studies (using surveys) are descriptive.

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   4 days ago · An interesting example is the study by Burrow et al. on the experiences of queer birthing women in rural Nova Scotia and the influence of heteronormative and homophobic healthcare practices and policies. The analysis focuses on the intersection of queerness and rurality, however more intersections are mentioned, and the sample includes a wide ...

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   2 days ago · In Study Session 7 of this Module you learnt about some of the basic concepts and principles of healthcare ethics that you will meet in your work with individuals, groups and communities. In this study session you are going to learn more about some of the ethical dilemmas that you may well face in your day-to-day activities while providing ...