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Collaboration and et

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To bring the knowledge, preparation and practice of a team to discuss and advise a circumstance what she needs clarification of issues and values related to patient care Ethics committee
Method to solve dilemmas of differing views on issues Interprofessional collaboration
Technology, communication, patient privacy, medical records Are considered emerging issues
The study or examination of Morality through a variety of different approaches Ethics
Protecting patients rights and human dignity, providing care with risk to the health of the nurse, understaffing, prolonging the living and dying process with an appropriate measures, working with an ethical or impaired colleagues Ethical issues in nursing
The concepts of freedom and informed consent or ground in this principle which is the principle of respect for the person and to have unconditional and centric value for all people Autonomy
When our patients company to make informed consent decisions? Can family members or surrogates make decisions by proxy? What do you do about inform consent with someone who is in prison, inebriated, unconscious, or confused Autonomy challenges
To promote goodness, kindness, and charity. To go the extra mile for the good. Beneficence
Implies a duty not to inflict harm, to abstain from injuring others, to help others for their own well-being by removing harm Nonmaleficence
Disrespectful attitude toward the patient in with a patient has to contribute to personal care and recovery example I know it’s best for you Beneficent paternalism
Deliver fair and equal treatment to all patients, recognizing and avoiding personal bias Justice
Accurate and precise information revealed in an honest and respectful manner. Develop trust between providers and patients through truthful interaction and meaningful communication Veracity
Client advocacy, accountability, client safety reporting, system based issues Ethical responsibilities of nurses
A conflict between the actions that a person performs in their own interest Conflict of interest
Actually, potential, perceived Types of conflict of interest
Do not care for friends or family, do not except gifts, do not promote a specific business, do not promote event sponsored by a commercial business Ethics in nursing practice
Medical marijuana, gifts from vendors, hiring family members Healthcare conflicts of interest
Surgical removal of body tissue or Oregon for transplant into another persons body Organ donation
Kidney, liver, heart, lungs Organs that must be still perfused in order to be transplanted
Corneas, bones, skin Tissues that can be transplanted after death without Perfusion
Request organ donation from family members Physicians
Has to be reported to organ procurement agency in Virginia All death
Type a number of people who declare death Two physicians
Created by: Michelle McCourt
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