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Science of values in human relationships |
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Justice, Nonmalificence, Beneficence, Autonomy |
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Respect for human dignity |
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Foundation of professional ethics |
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Formed by competence + caring + communication |
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Purpose of what? -Provide standard by which to judge professional behavior -Implicit contract between profession and society -Inspire members of the profession |
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What year did nurses finally adopt a code of ethics? |
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-A statement of ethical obligations of every professional nurse -A non-negotiable ethical standard of the profession -An expression of nursing's understanding of its commitment to society |
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Code of Ethics for Nurses |
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-Respect for the inherent dignity of the patient is identified as the basis of nursing practice. -Nurse's primary commitment to the patient is clearly stated. -Enumerates the scope of obligations of the professional nurse including such areas as delegation, work for social change and the promotion of scholarship. |
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How many provisions to the code? -Fundamental values and commitments of the professional nurse -Address the boundaries of duty and loyalty -Consider aspects of duty beyond the individual nurse-patient contact |
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