Value-conscious leadership actions in developing a health-promoting work environment [0.03%]
注重价值的领导行为在营造健康促进型工作环境中的作用
Diako Morvati,Rita Solbakken,Jonas Vaag et al.
Diako Morvati et al.
BackgroundNurse leaders play a vital role in fostering a health-promoting work environment. Despite the increasing recognition of the importance of their roles, studies focusing specifically on the actions they employ to foster such environ...
Navigating discriminatory requests and refusals of healthcare workers: A Canadian-based inpatient hospital algorithm [0.03%]
加拿大住院医生算法中的歧视性要求和拒绝导航研究
Claudia Barned,Akosua Nwafor,Ann M Heesters
Claudia Barned
BackgroundHealthcare workers are increasingly subject to violence, aggression, and discriminatory requests from patients and families, reflecting broader societal biases within healthcare settings. In response, some institutions have develo...
Integrity links ethics and efficiency in nursing leadership: Nurse leaders' views [0.03%]
护理领导中的诚信：伦理与效率的纽带：护士领导者视角
Susanne Salmela,Jessica Hemberg
Susanne Salmela
BackgroundToday's healthcare organizations are organized to provide effective, efficient care that yields good patient outcomes. Healthcare leaders must be capable of engaging in both leadership relevant to human relationships and the manag...
Nurses' moral suffering, burnout and turnover intentions: A two-wave study [0.03%]
护理人员的道德苦难、倦怠和离职倾向：一项两阶段研究
Mihaela-Alexandra Gherman,Laura Arhiri,Andrei Corneliu Holman et al.
Mihaela-Alexandra Gherman et al.
BackgroundNurses suffered an unprecedented number of potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their long-term associations with organizational well-being remain unknown.Research aimWe aimed to assess whethe...
Factors influencing ethical decision-making in nursing: A mixed-methods systematic review [0.03%]
护理伦理决策的影响因素：一种混合方法系统评价
Ming Sun,Xianghua Jin,Zhuyin Wang
Ming Sun
BackgroundEthical decision-making in nursing significantly impacts population health, yet systematic analyses of factors influencing this process remain scarce.AimThe aim is to systematically evaluate factors influencing ethical decision-ma...
Nursing home contrasts: A critical discussion on harnessing reflection for dignified change [0.03%]
养老院的对比：利用反思促进有尊严的变化的重要讨论
Trude Anita Hartviksen,Lisbeth Uhrenfeldt,Jessica Aspfors
Trude Anita Hartviksen
The capacity of healthcare personnel to promote well-being and dignity among nursing home residents remains a topic of ongoing discourse. This critical discussion extends from a previously published research project on healthcare leadership...
Kristina Griffin,Therese Taylor
Kristina Griffin
BackgroundMilitary medics, who are both professional soldiers and qualified nurses, can face situations where their training and moral ethos conflict in the performance of duty. Their role has intrinsic duality. They are both a soldier, thu...
Fulya Batmaz,Sule Biyik Bayram,Aysel Özsaban et al.
Fulya Batmaz et al.
BackgroundMedical errors represent a significant threat to patient safety, often stemming from miscommunication and negligence. Nurses play a critical role in preventing such errors; however, they frequently underreport or conceal them. Sim...
Ethical dimensions in nursing care for individuals with intellectual disabilities [0.03%]
智力障碍个体护理中的伦理维度
Mohammed Elmadani,Klara Simon,Mohammed Mustafa et al.
Mohammed Elmadani et al.
BackgroundIndividuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) face significant health disparities, often exacerbated by ethical and legal complexities in nursing care. Nurses are frequently challenged to balance autonomy, inf...
Ethical implications of nurse brain drain on undergraduate nursing students [0.03%]
护士人才流失对护理专业本科生的伦理影响
Animesh Ghimire,Mamata Sharma Neupane
Animesh Ghimire
BackgroundGlobal healthcare worker migration, often termed "brain drain," poses profound ethical challenges for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) such as Nepal. Although the economic and professional drivers behind nurse migration ar...