Nursing home caregivers' views on dignity in restraining disabled residents [0.03%]
关于照护残疾人时使用约束手段对尊严的影响的观点
Yiqian Tang,Chenxi Zhu,Lilu Wang et al.
Yiqian Tang et al.
BackgroundCaregivers in nursing homes are crucial in looking after disabled older adults. They often resort to physical restraints for various reasons, including safety concerns and resource limitations. However, this practice can impact th...
Ting Zhang,Dan Su,Xiaotong Ding et al.
Ting Zhang et al.
BackgroundComplex health care environments present moral dilemmas for clinical nurses and nursing students that challenge their professional development as well as their physical and mental health. Ethical sensitivity (ES) is seen as a prer...
Respectful care of newborns after childbirth globally: a systematic review [0.03%]
全球出生后新生儿护理的尊重性：系统综述
Simin Haghdoost,Simin Montazeri,Mina Iravani
Simin Haghdoost
BackgroundEnsuring that mothers and newborns receive respectful care is crucial to providing high-quality care. Our research aimed to describe the care received by neonates and identify risk variables for Disrespect and Abuse (D&A) in neona...
Influences on ambulance staff's understandings and safeguarding of ethical values [0.03%]
影响救护车工作人员伦理价值理解及保障的因素
Sara Björklund,Peter Hagell,Mats Holmberg et al.
Sara Björklund et al.
Background: Ambulance staff face ethical demands to safeguard patient dignity and autonomy in situations where these values may be threatened. However, influences on how patients are understood can undermine this safeguarding, potentially i...
Ethical challenges nurses faced during the COVID-19 pandemic: Scoping review [0.03%]
新冠大流行期间护理人员面临的伦理挑战：系统综述研究
Ebin Arries-Kleyenstuber,Bernadette Dierck de Casterlé,Kathryn Kynoch et al.
Ebin Arries-Kleyenstuber et al.
Nurses encountered a myriad of ethical challenges during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, such as allocation of scarce resources, the need to balance duty of care with safety of self as well as visitation restrictions. The impact of the...
Preston H Miller
Preston H Miller
Moral distress among nurses has been well examined within the literature since the concept's introduction in 1984. Moral distress occurs when constraints result in an individual being unable to act or compelled to act against their professi...
Experiences of healthcare professionals and patients regarding patient privacy in ICU [0.03%]
医务人员和患者关于重症监护病房患者隐私的观点及体验
Yimei Zhang,Qiulan Hu,Yu Wang et al.
Yimei Zhang et al.
BackgroundIntensive care is essential for critically ill patients who experience loss of personal identity and restricted physical and emotional expression. However, patient privacy in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) remains inadequately protec...
Clare Whitney
Clare Whitney
BackgroundMoralization, or the application of moral value onto individuals' actions or identities, has broad impact in the context of health and healthcare. In particular, moralization may result in interpersonal and institutional consequen...
Effectiveness of interventions on conscience: Findings of a systematic review [0.03%]
关于良知干预有效性的系统评价结果
Christina M Lamb,Dimitra V Pouliopoulou,Ken Kirkwood et al.
Christina M Lamb et al.
Research indicates that conscience is an asset to healthcare professional's personal and professional practice. However, little work has been done to support healthcare professionals to use and understand their conscience for moral decision...
Psychological contract breach mediates ethical climate and deviance among nurses [0.03%]
护理人员的心理契约违背介导了伦理氛围与偏差行为之间的关系
Govind Gopi Verma,Aditya Simha,Hamidha Sharin A et al.
Govind Gopi Verma et al.
BackgroundHealthcare organizations are driven by mission-driven values, yet these values can be compromised in employee-organization relationships. Hospitals present psychologically challenging environments for their nurses, potentially cau...