Titlebook: Key Concepts and Issues in Nursing Ethics; P. Anne Scott,Shane M. Scott Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54108-7Nursing; Ethics; Elderly persons; Autonomy; Resource allocation and rationing of care; Pandemic; Moral inj

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Nursing and the Ethical Dimension of Practicewe think carefully about nurses and nursing. What do our patients require from nurses, and how do we, as a society, as nurses, and as health service leaders, meet patient need? A first step in thinking about nurses and nursing is to observe that nursing is an important health service resource that n

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Advocacy and Nursingiterature and in the British, Irish, and international nursing practice contexts. The focus on the advocacy role of the nurse is predominantly located in the context of hospital-based care and at the level of the individual patient, as opposed to the wider sociopolitical context. However, there are

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Moral Injury and Nursing Practices such as the pandemic, raised the awareness of the phenomenon of moral injury in nursing among practising nurse and nurse leaders and managers. The concept of moral injury was introduced originally from a military context, mostly identified, and observed among veterans. Some evidence from the early

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Patient Autonomy in Nursing and Healthcare Contextsrmination and choice regarding the care, support, and treatment they can receive. This right is supported by healthcare policy, enshrined in professional codes, mandated by legislation, and underpinned by a human rights-based care agenda. While respect for patient autonomy, as well as associated pat

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