Titlebook: Nursing Ethics; A Principle-Based Ap Steven D. Edwards Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 bioethics.care.ethics.

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A principle-based approach to nursing ethics,nursing practice. In the present chapter, an approach to such problems is set out and discussed. In formulating the approach we will need to consider a general outline of a framework for moral reasoning, to consider two influential moral theories, and to understand the relations between the various

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Conflicts between principles, understanding of the nature of the obligations generated by these principles, we now move to consider examples of moral dilemmas which arise due to clashes between moral principles. Specifically, we consider clashes between the principle of respect for autonomy, and the principles of beneficence, n

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Steven D. Edwardsf Personal Meaning Organisations according to the postrationalist model. From an ontological perspective, emotions are forms of knowledge and correspond to that immediate ordering of reality that we perceive as . in the flow of our praxis of living (Guidano, La Complessità del Sé. Bollati Boringhier

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Steven D. Edwardsfrom a fruitful research phase from the 1960s to 1980s, the currently available knowledge in this area is relatively modest and specific instructions for its use in psychotherapy remain rare. Research question: Based on a practical model for the theory-independent utilization of nonverbal signals, a

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