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Review “An Integrated Ethical-Decision-Making Model for Nurses” from the University Library Readings.
An integrated ethical decision-making model for nurses article
Apply the ethical decision-making model in the article to access this case study from the Center for Practical Bioethics: Our Pregnant Daughter Didn’t Want This…
Review the Questions for Discussion following the case.
Follow the steps provided in the model, including the following:
Step 1: Explain the ethical issues, other relevant ethical considerations, and ethical principles relevant to this case study and how they affect the nursing practice.
Step 2: Collect and analyze additional information related to this case study, including researching and explaining any legal considerations.
Step 3: Develop alternatives (different options) and compare them.
Step 4: Determine your position and justify it:
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- What specific actions should be taken to ensure an appropriate outcome?
- Why is your position important, needed, or beneficial for vulnerable populations?
- Are the legal and ethical responsibilities in alignment with each other? If they are not in alignment, how does your position deal with that conflict?
Step 5: Find strategies to implement the plan:
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- What ethical arguments could you use to persuade someone who disagrees with your position?
Format your assignment as an 875- to 1,050-word paper.
Top of Form
Review “An Integrated Ethical-Decision-Making Model for Nurses” from the University Library Readings.
An integrated ethical decision-making model for nurses article
Apply the ethical decision-making model in the article to access this case study from the Center for Practical Bioethics: Our Pregnant Daughter Didn’t Want This…
Review the Questions for Discussion following the case.
Follow the steps provided in the model, including the following:
Step 1: Explain the ethical issues other relevant ethical considerations and ethical principles relevant to this case study and how they affect the nursing practice.
Step 2: Collect and analyze additional information related to this case study including researching and explaining any legal considerations.
Step 3: Develop alternatives (different options) and compare them.
Step 4: Determine your position and justify it:
-
- What specific actions should be taken to ensure an appropriate outcome?
- Why is your position important, needed, or beneficial for vulnerable populations?
- Are the legal and ethical responsibilities in alignment with each other? If they are not in alignment, how does your position deal with that conflict?
Step 5: Find strategies to implement the plan:
-
- What ethical arguments could you use to persuade someone who disagrees with your position?
Format your assignment as an 875- to 1,050-word paper.