أخلاقيات التمريض

أخلاقيات التمريض

• At the end of the course, the students will be able to understand the ethical values of nurses and nurses commitments to a person who need care as an individuals families and communities. .
• Specifically, the students are expected to:
• a Define different terms such as ethics, bioethics, health ethics and professional ethics.
• a Identify some bioethical issues.
• b Explain the concepts, roles, and responsibilities of a professional nurse to Individual, families and community as well. c Utilize some ethico moral concepts and principles in the practice of nursing profession, the nurses commitments to patients care as an individual families and communities.
• d Make an appropriate decision in varied situations in order to provide an effective, efficient and safe nursing care.

• Definition of terms
• 1 Define Ethics
• 2 Bioethics
• 3 Health ethics
• 4 Professional ethics
• 5 Bioethical issues
• 1 Abortion
• 2 Euthanasia
• 3 Suicide
• 4 Determination of Death
• 5 In vitro fertilization
• 6 Sperm cell technology
• The human Being
• 1 Personhood
• 2 Human acts and acts of man
• 1 Knowledge
• 2 Freedom
• 3 Conscience
• Types of ethical thoughts
• 1 Rawl’s ethics
• 2 St. Thomas of Aquinas
• 3 Ross ethics
• 1 Actual prima facie duty
• 2 Duty of fidelity
• 3 Duty of reparation
• 4 Duty of gratitude
• 5 Duty of justice
• 6 Duty of beneficence
• The health care profession
• 1 The client
• 2 The health care provider
• 3 Health care providerclient relationship
• Qualities and responsibilities of health care provider
• 1 Health care profession
• 2 Client
• 3 Society
• Virtues, vices, & habits of health care provider
• 1 Fidelity
• 2 Honesty
• 3 Integrity
• 4 Humility
• 5 Respect
• 6 Compassion
• 7 Prudence
• 8 Courage 7
• . ices of the Health care
• 1 Fraud
• 2 Pride
• 3 Greed
• Basic ethical principles
• 1 Stewardship
• 2 Totality
• 3 Double effect
• 4 Cooperation
• 5 Solidarity
• Major bioethical principles
• 1 Respect for person and justice
• 2 Nonmalificence
• 3 Beneficence
• 1 Application of bioethical principles to the care of the sick
• 11 Functions of informed consent
• 12 Rights of a patient
• 1 Professional and Personal Development
• 11 Ethico moral aspect of nursing
• 11 International code of ethics for Nurses
• 1 Legal aspect of nursing
• 11 Legal responsibilities of nurses
• 12 Other laws affecting nursing profession and the nurse
• 13 Malpractice and negligence act
• 14 Contracts, will and testaments
• 1 Personal /Professional nurse
• 11 Positive image of a professional nurse Self assessment Self awareness
• 1 Roles and responsibilities of beginning nurse practitioners Benner’s theory Nurse practitioner
• 1 Career Planning Beginning a job search Sources of job needs Developing of resume
• a. Elements
• b. Types
• c. Writing a cover letter
• d. Developing an electronic resume
• 1 Emerging opportunities
• 11 Fields of specialization
• 12 Expanded roles of nurses
• 13 Balancing personal and professional needs
• 1 Issues and trends in nursing practice
• 11 Migration
• 12 Aging population
• 13 Complementary therapy
• 14 Medical tourism
• 15 Evidenced based practice
• 1 Nursing associations
• 11 Accredited professional organizations
• 12 Interested group
• 13 Specialty organizations

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