Nursing Ethics

by Kath M. Melia BNurs(Manc) PhD (Author), Ian E. Thompson BA(Hons) PhD (Author), Kenneth M. Boyd (Author)

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  Paperback
  1994

  $4.18

  This is a basic guide to nursing (as opposed to medical) ethics. It covers the subject at the level required by Project 2000 nurse students ('Professional, Ethical and Moral Issues' is a section of the Common Foundation Programme) and post-registration nurses studying at diploma level. It is written by a nurse ethicist, a moral philosopher and a theologian - case examples translate the theory of ethics into recognisable practice. The text has been extensively revised and more case examples included to take account of the requirements of Project 2000 students. The previous edition (1988) is extremely well known and respected among UK nurses.

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  Paperback
  1988

  $3.24

  This book is designed to be a basic guide to the moral issues in nursing and the ethics of nursing care. It aims to identify and criticize various moral arguments and to widen horizons without asserting answers. The work should be of value to all nurses from student nurses to senior managers. The book is written by a multidisciplinary team - a philosopher, a nurse and a theologian - in order that as balanced a view as possible might be presented.

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  Hardcover
  2000

  $3.24

  The aim of this text is to explain ethical concepts by using examples, issues and problems. It starts at the level of the individual how our moral and ethical values are shaped then moves on to broader issues of nursing management and social policy issues. Case studies are used throughout enabling the better understanding of real life issues.