The final core principle is justice. In this case, researchers should 鈥doi:10.1136/eb-2016-102514Heale, RobertaShorten, AllisonEvidence-Based NursingHeale R., Shorten A. (2017) Ethical context of nursing research. Evidence-Based Nursing, 20:7-14....
in patients' disease conditions,and the side effects of drugs.Therefore,the ethical principles including people-oriented principle,respect for patients,self-restraining in privacy,justice,and informed consent should be applied in daily nursing in clinical psychology division,in order to minimize nursing ...
Background Conducting ethically sound research is a fundamental principle of scientific inquiry. Recent research has indicated that ethical concerns are in... S Kjellstr?M,SNR Fridlund - 《Journal of Medical Ethics》 被引量: 18发表: 2010年 Ethics in security research which lines should not be cr...
the study or the science of morals.ética noun plural rules or principles of behaviour.ética ˈethicaladjective 1.of or concerning morals, justice or duty.ético 2.(negativeunethical) morally right.ético ˈethicallyadverb éticamente,moralmente ...
does the vicar admit to being flawed: his hobby-horsical obsessions such as his participation in the Whistonian monogamy debate – that is whether a clergyman, after the decease of his first wife, is allowed to remarry –...
Sustainability as an Ethical Principle: Ensuring Its Systematic Place in Professional Nursing Practice. Alongside the central focus on the persons requiring nursing care in professional nursing practice, the perspective of the sustainability of interventions ... Annette,Riedel - 《Healthcare》 被引量: ...
including in the setting of a constrained supply—maximizing benefits and minimizing harms; equity; justice; and fairness (eTable in theSupplement). Transparency, a fifth key principle, was considered foundational to ethical decision-making. Transparency is essential to foster public trust and ensures...
Two moral principles in particular are alleged as being unable to guide action in light of seemingly conflicting obligations. (a) The so-called‘agglomeration principle’ entails that an agent S is obligated to do A, and is obligated to do B, and therefore is obligated to do both A and B...
It would undermine the principle of justice to exclude eligible people either directly or indirectly (eg, as a result of a failure to consider PRO accessibility or other equity, diversity, and inclusion issues).17 Item 4: Which PRO Concepts/Domains (eg, Overall Health-Related Quality of Life,...
In China, the clinical use of seclusion was gradually increasing, which had led to ethical dilemma and had gained public concern. This article aimed to synthesize the ethical issue according to the principle of autonomy, justice, beneficence, and non-maleficence. Given that nursing workforce was ...