A New Edition of Nursing Ethics Is Now Available

May 18, 2021

Nursing Ethics (vol. 27, no. 4, 2020) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

“Nurses’ Experience of Providing Ethical Care following an Earthquake: A Phenomenological Study” by Khalil Moradi, et al.
“Student Nurses’ Ethical Views on Responses to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Outbreak” by Joseph KM Kam, et al.
“Relational Inquiry Approach for Developing Deeper Awareness of Patient Suffering” by Ahtisham Younas
“Ethical Conflicts in Patient Relationships: Experiences of Ambulance Nursing Students” by Anders Bremer and Mats Holmberg
“Systematic Reviews of Empirical Literature on Bioethical Topics: Results from a Meta-Review” by Marcel Mertz, Hélène Nobile, and Hannes Kahrass
“Nurses’ Experiences of Working Under Time Pressure in Care for Older Persons” by Bernadette Dierckx de Casterlé, et al.
“Home-Dwelling Persons with Dementia’s Perception on Care Support: Qualitative Study” by Stein Erik Fæø, et al.
“Navigating Complex End-of-Life Decisions in a Family-Centric Society” by Guozhang Lee
“Dealing with Ethical and Existential Issues at End of Life through Co-Creation” by Jessica Hemberg and Elisabeth Bergdahl
“Nurses’ Tension-Based Ethical Decision Making in Rural Acute Care Settings” by Manal M Alzghoul and Kristen Jones-Bonofiglio
“Value Discrepancies between Nurses and Patients: A Survey Study” by Liesbeth Van Humbeeck, et al.
“The Disability-Rights Perspective within the Bioethics Agenda” by Derrick E Aarons
“A Nurses’ Ethical Commitment to People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities” by Kathleen Fisher, et al.
“Human Rights and Nursing Codes of Ethics in Canada 1953–2017” by Dawn Tisdale and Paisly Michele Symenuk
“Trading Company for Privacy: A Study of Patients’ Experiences” by Anne Karine Østbye Roos, et al.
“Removal of Babies at Birth and the Moral Distress of Midwives” by Wendy Marsh, et al.
“Health and Social Care Educators’ Ethical Competence” by Camilla Koskinen, et al.
“Moral Distress: A Concept Clarification” by Sadie Deschenes, et al.
“Moral Distress: Developing Strategies from Experience” by Andrew Helmers, Karen Dryden Palmer and Rebecca A Greenberg
“Moral Distress and Professors of Nursing: A Cluster Analysis” by Aline Marcelino Ramos Toescher, et al.