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Friday, June 8, 2012

Nursing Law and Ethics

Nursing Law and Ethics


By John Tingle, Alan Cribb



  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
  • Number Of Pages: 320
  • Publication Date: 2002-06-10
  • ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0632055073
  • ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780632055074
  • Binding: Paperback




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This valuable book is distinctive in that it deals with both law and ethics. There is both practical and academic value in knowing 'what the law requires' and ' what is right', and in understanding that these two are not always the same.
p>This second edition builds upon the strengths of the first. The interface between law, ethics and nursing is explored in the first part of the book as are patient complaints and the changing policy con of nursing law. The chapters in Part 2 contain both legal and ethical perspectives on more specialist topics including negligence, consent, resource allocation, mental health nursing, the critically ill patient, clinical governance and research.


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Nursing Ethics: A Virtue-Based Approach


Nursing Ethics: A Virtue-Based Approach
Publisher:Palgrave Macmillan | Pages:256 | 2007-07-10 | ISBN: 0230506887 | PDF | 0.6 MB

Reacting against the dominance of obligation-based moral theories in both general and nursing ethics, the author proposes a 'strong' (action-guiding) account of a virtue-based approach to moral decision-making within contemporary nursing practice. Merits and criticisms of obligation and virtue-based approaches to morality are identified and examined. One of the author's central premises is that the notions of moral goodness and badness carry more moral weight than the traditionally important notions of moral rightness and wrongness. Therefore, the author argues that in order to deliver morally good care, it is vital to consider the kind of nurse one is and this means examining one's moral character. This book will be rewarding reading for a wide range of readers including clinical nurses, nurse educators and nurse ethicists; indeed, anyone interested in morality andethics and the work of nurses will find this book stimulating reading.




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