ETHICS - 2 OF 5 Flashcards
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Provided that this
section shall not apply to nursing students who
perform nursing functions under the direct
supervision of a qualified faculty.
SCOPE OF NURSING
Provided, further, that
in the practice of nursing in all settings, the nurse
is duty-bound to observe the Code of Ethics for
nurses and uphold the standards of safe nursing
practice.
SCOPE OF NURSING
The nurse is required
to maintain competence by continual learning
through continuing professional education to be
provided by the accredited professional
organization or any recognized professional
nursing organizations: Provided, finally, that the
program and activity for the continuing
professional education shall be submitted to and
approve by the Board.
SCOPE OF NURSING
The feeling that people should help one another
without regard for compensation or reward.
ALTRUISM
Nursing requires diligent efforts in caring for
clients, both sick and well. It is the only profession
where monetary consideration is not the primary
reason in providing care, but most of all, service
to all in need. Nurses supposed to have a truly
caring attitude for all clients regardless of
economic or social statues.
CARING ATTITUDE
JEAN WATSON YEAR
1997
JEAN WATSON THEORY
THEORY OF HUMAN CARING
She states that caring is a science that
encompasses a humanitarian, human science
orientation, human caring processes, phenomena,
and experiences.
JEAN WATSON
Watson defines nursing as
“a human science
of persons and human health illness
experiences that are mediated by
professional, personal, scientific,
esthetic, and ethical human
transactions.”
The model resulted in seven assumptions in
nursing, which are as follows:
- Caring can be effectively demonstrated
and practiced only interpersonally. - Caring consists of carative factors that
result in the satisfaction of certain human
needs. - Effective caring promotes health and
individual or family growth.
A _________ is one that offers
the development of potential while
allowing the patient to choose the best
action for him or herself at a given point
in time
caring environment
A science of ________ is complementary to
the science of _________.
caring, curing
The practice of caring is ___________
central to
nursing.
Refers to the possession of required skills,
knowledge and trainings in providing safe care to
patients.
These skills are acquired through theoretical and
related learning processes in schools and hospital
exposures.
COMPETENCE
