Fundamental or foundational obligation? Problematizing the ethical call to spiritual care in nursing [0.03%]
基本义务还是基础义务？护理伦理中对精神关怀诉求的质疑
Barbara Pesut
Barbara Pesut
Spiritual nursing care is increasingly being cited in the nursing literature as a fundamental ethical obligation. This obligation is based upon the argument that nurses provide holistic care, spirituality is a universal dimension of the per...
Mary G Harper
Mary G Harper
A concept analysis of ethical multiculturalism using Rogers' evolutionary approach is presented. It includes attributes, antecedents, and consequences of ethical multiculturalism. Attributes include moral reasoning, cultural competence, ben...
Moving beyond the "exotic": applying postcolonial theory in health research [0.03%]
超越“异国情调”：健康研究中的后殖民理论应用
Selina A Mohammed
Selina A Mohammed
Postcolonialism offers nursing scholarship a framework for understanding culture and identity as fluid and complex, historically situated, and discursively constructed. This article describes one version of implementing postcolonial theory,...
An ethic of analysis: an argument for critical analysis of research interviews as an ethical practice [0.03%]
论析：从伦理角度论证研究访谈的批判性分析作为一种伦理实践的重要性
Kristin Gates Cloyes
Kristin Gates Cloyes
Nursing literature is replete with discussions about the ethics of research interviews. These largely involve questions of method, and how careful study design and data collection technique can render studies more ethical. Analysis, the per...
Results from the Nurse Manifest 2003 study: nurses' perspectives on nursing [0.03%]
2003年护士宣言研究结果：护士视角下的护理工作
Olga F Jarrín
Olga F Jarrín
The purpose of this article is to raise awareness, inspire action, and open dialogue about professional values and workplace conditions. Results of the Nurse Manifest 2003 Study are presented through meta-synthesis of group summaries answer...
Taking responsibility: toward an understanding of morality in practice: a critical review of the empirical and selected philosophical literature on the social organization of responsibility [0.03%]
责任自居：有关道德的社会组织的实证文献和部分哲学文献批判综述
Pamela Bjorklund
Pamela Bjorklund
Although the nursing literature overflows with references to the myriad things for which nurses and patients are de facto responsible, nurses have never explicitly examined the social construction of responsibility in any clinical context. ...
Mutual moral caring actions: a framework for community nursing practice [0.03%]
互相关怀行动的道德规范：社区护理实践框架
Bernadette Lange
Bernadette Lange
A community practice framework is presented as the synthesis of research findings from the analysis of a critical ethnonursing study of women in recovery from chemical dependence. Critical Social Theory is used to examine the paradoxical ex...
Bringing safety and responsiveness into the forefront of care for pregnant and parenting aboriginal people [0.03%]
提高对土著孕妇和父母的关怀的安全性和响应性
Dawn Smith,Nancy Edwards,Colleen Varcoe et al.
Dawn Smith et al.
Poor access to prenatal care for Aboriginal people is well documented, and is explicated as an unethical barrier to care resulting from colonial and neocolonial values, attitudes, and practices. A postcolonial standpoint, participatory rese...
Japanese patients' descriptions of "the good nurse": personal involvement and professionalism [0.03%]
日本眼中的“好护士”：个人关怀与专业素养
Shigeko Izumi,Emiko Konishi,Michiko Yahiro et al.
Shigeko Izumi et al.
According to recent nursing literature, virtue ethics is regaining attention as a way to establish a comprehensive nursing ethical model, which will appropriately reflect actual nursing. This study explored the characteristics of "the good ...
A qualitative analysis of the meaning of aging for women with disabilities with policy implications [0.03%]
残疾人女性老龄化意义的定性分析及政策启示
Tracie Culp Harrison
Tracie Culp Harrison
This is a report of a hermeneutic phenomenological study of the meaning of aging for women with childhood-onset disabilities due to the effects of paralytic polio. Twenty-five women aged 55-65 years were interviewed 2 to 4 times regarding t...