Nursing Ethics - Across The Curriculum & Into Practice

Curriculum Design and Instruction To Teach

Nursing Ethics: Across The Curriculum and

Into Practice:


Author: Charles Hayes:





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Topics Include:

* Introduction:

@ Introduction To Nursing Ethics:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. A Kaleidoscope of Ethics and Morality:

a. Morality and the Ethical Way:

b. Philosophical Approaches to Morality

and Ethics:

c. Bioethics:

d. Nursing Ethics:

2. Ethical Theories and Other Approaches:

a. Ethical Theories:

b. Other Approaches:

3. Ethical Principles:

a. Autonomy:

b. Beneficence:

c. Nonmaleficence:

d. Justice:

4. Social Justice:

a. Definition of Social Justice:

b. Theories of Social Justice:

5. Ethical Dilemmas:

a. Slippery Slope Argument:

6. Ethical Analysis in Nursing:

a. The Nurse as Part of the Health

Care Team:

b. Four Topics Ethical Analysis

Approach:

7. Developing Savvy in Internet Ethics:

a. Practical Strategies for Internet

Ethics:

b. Nursing and Health Information on

the Internet:

8. Case Study: Benefit or Burden-How

Much Is Too Much?

9. Case Study: Critical Thinking Questions:

@ Values, Relations and Virtues:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. Value and Moral Reasoning:

a. Two Ethical Perspectives:

b. Fact/Value Distinction:

c. Historical/Cultural Periods:

d. The Justice versus Care Debate:

e. Professional Ethical Codes:

2. Relationships:

a. Moral Suffering in Nursing:

b. Nurse-Physician Relationships:

c. Nurse-Patient-Family Relationships:

d. Nurse-Nurse Relationships:

e. Narrative Ethics:

3. Virtues:

a. Historical Ifluences and Tradition:

b. Aristotle and the Virtues:

c. Buddhist Ethics and Virtues:

d. A Virtue-Based Nursing Model:

4. Case Study: Jill Becomes Disheartened:

5. Case Study Critical Thinking Quesitons:

@ Adult Health Nursing Ethics:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. Moral Integrity:

a. Honesty in Nursing:

b. Telling the Truth in

Nursing:

2. Organ Transplantation:

a. Organ Procurement:

b. Death and the Dead Donor

Rule:

c. Non-Heart-Beating Donors:

d. Social Justice and Organ

Transplantation:

3. Management of Care:

a. The Family:

b. The Nurse:

4. Case Study: Who Will Receive the Liver?

5. Case Study: Critical Thinking Questions:


@ Reproductive Issues and

Nursing Ethics:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. The Maternal-Infant Ethical

Kaleidoscope:

2. Reproductive Rights:

3. Moral Standing of Humans:

4. Abortion:

a. The Central Ethical Dilemma:

5. Ethical Issues of Reproductive

Technology:

6. Other Reproductive Services:

a. Genetic Screening and Testing:

b. HIV Testing:

c. Postpartum Depression:

7. Management of Care:

8. Case Study: Partial-Birth Abortion

(Incision, Dilation, and Extraction):

9. Case Study Critical Thinking Questions:

@ Nursing Ethics In The Care Of

Infants and Children:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. Mothering:

2. Foundations of Trust:

3. Infant Screening:

4. Immunizations:

5. Child Abuse:

a. Corporal Punishment:

b. Maternal Substance Abuse:

6. Refusal of Treatment:

7. Mental Illnesses and Children:

8. Quality of Life:

9. Witholding and Withdrawing Treatment:

a. 1984: Child Abuse Prevention and

Treatment Act Amendments:

b. 1993: In the Matter of Baby "K":

10. Management of Care:

11. Case Study: To Feed or Not to Feed?

12. Case Study Critical Thinking Questions:

@ Adolescent Nursing Ethics:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. The Age of Adolescence:

a. Risk-Taking Behaviors:

2. Central Ethical Issues at

a Glance:

3. Adolescent Relationships and

Ethical Issues:

a. Ethical Dilemmas Involving

Prevention Education:

4. Confidentiality, Privacy, and

Trust:

a. Trust-Privacy-Confidentiality

Dilemma:

b. Consent Dilemma:

5. Health Issues That Trigger Ethical

Concerns:

a. Depression and Suicidal Ideation:

b. Alcohol and Other Drugs:

c. Sexual Abuse:

d. Eating Disorders:

6. Facing Death:

a. Losing a Loved One:

b. Adolescents Facing Their

Own Death:

7. Management Of Care:

a. Trustworthiness:

b. Genuineness:

c. Compassion:

d. Honesty:

e. Spiritual Considerations:

8. Case Study: An Adolescent

Couple with HIV:

9. Case Study Critical Thinking Questions:

@ Ethics In Psychiatric and Mental

Health Nursing:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. Characteristics of Psychiatric Nursing:

2. A Value-Laden Specialty:

3. Mental Health: A Specialty in Crisis?

4. Ethical Implications of Diagnosis:

5. Stigma:

6. Borderline Personality Disorder:

7. Boundaries:

8. Whose Needs Are Being Served?

9. Privacy, Confidentiality, and Privileged

Communication:

a. Privacy:

b. Confidentiality:

c. Privileged Communication:

10. Decisional Capacity:

a. Stautory Authority to Treat:

b. Competence and Informed Consent:

11. Management of Care:

a. Humanistic Nursing:

b. Reducing Stigma:

c. Advocacy:

12. Inherent Human Possibilities:

13. Case Study: Is There a Duty to Warn?

14. Case Study: Critical Thinking Questions:

@ Ethics in Geriatric and Chronic

Illness Nursing:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. Aging in America:

2. Life: Meaning and Significance:

a. Search for Meaning:

b. Updating the Erikson Life Cycle:

3. Moral Agency:

a. Decisional Capacity:

b. Autonomy and Paternalism:

c. Vulnerability and Dependence:

d. Dementia:

4. Virtues Needed by Elders:

5. Quality of Life:

6. Medicalization:

7. Chronic Illness:

8. Assessing the Capacity to Remain

at Home:

9. Long-Term Care:

10. Elder Abuse:

11. Age-Based Distribution of Health

Care:

12. Management of Care:

13. Case Study: Whose Wishes should

Be Honored?

15. Case Study: Critical Thinking

Questions:

@ Community and Public Health Nursing

and Leadership Ethics:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. Community Building:

2. Communitarian Ethics:

3. Moral Imagination:

4. Service Learning:

5. Servant Leadership:

6. Justice:

a. Just Generosity:

7. Health Disparities:

8. Infectious Diseases:

a. Ethical Issues and HIV/AIDS:

b. Mandatory Treatment of Tuberculosis:

9. Management of Care:

10. Case Study: Community Building:

11. Case Study Critical Thinking Questions:

@ End-of-Life Ethical Issues and Nursing:

A. Summary Of Key Concepts:

1. What Is Death?

a. The Ideal Death:

b. Euthanasia:

c. Historical Influence on the

Definition Of Death:

d. Definition of Death:

2. Advance Directives:

3. Deciding for Others:

4. Medical Futility:

6. Palliative Care:

a. Right to Die and Right to

Refuse Treatment:

b. Withholding and Withdrawing

Life-Sustaining Treatment:

c. Alleviation of Pain and Suffering

in the Dying Patient:

7. Terminal Sedation:

8. Physician-Assisted Suicide:

9. Rational Suicide:

10. Uncertain Moral Ground for Nurses:

11. Management of Care:

a. The Compassionate Nurse with a Dying

Patient:

12. Case Study: End of Life with Mary Lou

Warning:

13. Case Study Critical Thinking Questions:

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