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Pavadinimas: NURSING ETHICS THEORIES AND PRAGMATICS
Autoriai: LEAH CURTIN AND M. JOSEPHINE FLAHERTY
Metai: 1982
ISBN: 0-89303-051-1
Brūkšninis kodas: 4021500
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Anotacija:
Foreword xi
Preface xv
Section I
Chapter 1 – What are human rights? 3
Leah Curtin
Chapter 2 – The commitment of rights: Responsibility 17
Leah Curtin
Chapter 3 Is health care a right? 25
Sister Francesca Lumpp
Section II
Chapter 4 – Human problems: Human beings 37
Leah Curtin
Chapter 5. – Conscience: Right and wrong 43
Leah Curtin
Chapter 6 – No rush to judgment 57
Leah Curtin
Section III
Chapter 7 – Nursing`s contract with society 67
Josephine Flaherty
Chapter 8 – The nurse-patient relationship: Foundations, purposes, responsibilities, and rights 79
Leah Curtin
Chapter 9 – The commitment of nursing 97
Leah Curtin
Chapter 10 – The nurse-family relationship 103
Jeanne Quint Benoliel
Chapter 11 – The nurse-nurse relationship 125
Leath Curtin and M. Josephine Flaherty
Chapter 12 – The nurse-physician relationship 137
M. Josephine Flaherty
Chapter 13 – The nurse-institution relationship 153
Section IV
Introduction to case studies 175
M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study I: Conflicting obligations 183
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study II: Extending the scope of care 199
Analysis:Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study III: Insubordination-patient load 205
Analysis: M. Josephine Flaherty
Commentary: Leah Curtin
Case study IV: Consent, conflict, and “euthanasia” 219
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study V: Abortion , privacy, and conscience 239
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study VI: Nurse-Physician conflict-telephone orders 255
Analysis: M. Josephine Flaherty
Commentary: Leah Curtin
Case study VII: Refusal of treatment for minors 265
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study VIII: Structures, attitudes, regulations, and the rights of the elderly 277
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case Study: IX: Nursing education-the unethical conduct of the role models 285
Analysis: M. Josephine Flaherty
Commentary: Leah Curtin
Case study X: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the nurse 293
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study XI and XII: Hyperalimentation – the distribution of a scarce resource 303
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study XIII: confidentiality of patients` records 315
Analysis: M. Josephine Flaherty
Commentary: None
Case study XIV: A patient`s right to know – a nurse`s right to tell 321
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: M. Josephine Flaherty
Case study XV: Nurse-patient conflict – consent for nursing intervention 341
Analysis: Leah Curtin
Commentary: None
Index 349