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7 lip 2024 · In light of the discussion above and broader questions that surround the role of codes and the regulation of health workers, this paper sought to explore how political action was presented in nursing and medical codes of ethics.
13 wrz 2024 · The involvement of nurses in political advocacy is not just beneficial to the individual and the nursing profession but is essential for advancing health care equity and ensuring that the patients we care for receive the services they need and deserve to maintain health and well-being.
28 cze 2024 · Based on the growth process as a nursing political activist synthesized in this study, the barriers to and facilitating factors for nurses’ political participation, and the concept of activating policy interventions, a theory for strengthening nurses’ political competencies can be developed.
Witnessing or experiencing repercussions of unprofessional social media conduct impacts how the nurse continues to make ethical decisions about interacting on social media. The developed theory will be discussed in more detail throughout the Results.
15 kwi 2021 · Many politically-astute nursing professors exist and they can interest and inform students about politics and the engagement process including the political and legislative systems, public policy, available mechanisms to participate in politics, and the important contributions that nurses can make.
24 lis 2020 · It argues that if nurses are to influence the quality of healthcare effectively, they must be engaged with policymakers to get nursing care issues on the policy agenda. There is an ethical imperative to do so, driven by the advocacy role of the nurse and rooted in the values base of nursing.
26 cze 2021 · While there is an awareness in nursing debate of social health situations, it must now engage in the wider debates within philosophy, theory and politics to lead and influence for social justice.
