NSE 306 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Biopsychosocial Model, Knowledge Integration, Interprofessional Education
2 Nov 2017
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Leadership at the point-of-care and ethics in leadership. Nursing ethics examinations of the norms, values and principles found in nursing practice (yeo et al. , 2010: focuses on the distinctive relationship found within nursing practice e. g. nurse-client relationship, the nurse-nurse relationship, and the nurse-physician relationship. Is a field of inquiry into the norms and values in the nursing profession and a reference to the body of literature in which nursing scholars discuss, interpret, analyze and apply these ethical norms and values. Systematic approaches in helping us decide what is right and wrong. Consequentialist theories: the most important moral obligation is to maximize the positive consequences and minimize the negative consequences, require one"s knowledge of the good and the negative consequences. Canada health act: emphasis on equality of people and equality of treatment of people, federal legislation for publicly funded health care insurance. Winter semester week 7 choices; respecting prior wishes communicated by an advance directive or a substitute decision making processes.
