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The fifth edition of Nursing Ethics Across the Curriculum and Into Practice has been revised to reflect the most current issues in healthcare ethics including new cases laws and policies The text continues to be divided into three sections Foundational Theories Concepts and Professional Issues Moving Into Ethics Across the Lifespan and Ethics Related to Special Issues focused on specific populations and nursing roles The text includes legal features sections in most chapters an expanded appendix of case studies with suggestions for discussion and ethical reflections questions in each chapter This new edition will also include an appendix focused on simulation suggestions heavier coverage of ethics and terrorism and stronger coverage of immigration and the importance of remaining unbiased a healthcare provider Key Features Even more case studies with recent legalethical cases New appendix focused on simulation suggestions Heavier focus on immigration and importance of remaining unbiased as a healthcare provider ethics and terrorism Update to national health insurance information Update information on vaccines polypharmacy and antipsychotic drugs. !. . Stopping the Blame and Shame of NCLEX. Danita R. Potter, PhD, RN . AACN & Johnson-Johnson Minority Faculty Scholar Alumnus. Associate Professor & Interim Associate Dean of Nursing. Grambling State University . 20l5 Revision of ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses: Overview . By: Carla A. B. Lee. PhD., APRN-BC, FAAN; ANA Code of Ethics Steering Committee(20l4-20l5); Liaison of ANA Committee on Nursing Practice Standards(20l0- 20l4);ANA Congress for Nursing Practice and Economics (06-l0).. Taylor, chapter 6. Values. Ideas or beliefs a person considers highly important.. Learned through interactions with social systems such as family, culture, religion, school, work, friends, etc.. Ethics. 20l5 Revision of ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses: Overview . By: Carla A. B. Lee. PhD., APRN-BC, FAAN; ANA Code of Ethics Steering Committee(20l4-20l5); Liaison of ANA Committee on Nursing Practice Standards(20l0- 20l4);ANA Congress for Nursing Practice and Economics (06-l0).. Taylor, chapter 6. Values. Ideas or beliefs a person considers highly important.. Learned through interactions with social systems such as family, culture, religion, school, work, friends, etc.. Ethics. Goal. Provide an interactive training focusing on ethical and moral decision making using the Code of Ethics for Nurses and the Privacy Act. . Objectives. Participants will be able to:. State why nursing ethics are important.. This book sets out to assist counselors-to-be in developing an informed ethical conscience by first exploring and developing a theoretical understanding of the subject. The goal of the book is to acquaint readers with relevant ethical theory and to provide them exposure to real life ethical issues that are often messy, complex, multifaceted dilemmas that defy simple solutions. In this process, readers are encouraged to explore their own moral and ethical value systems as well as the codes they work from and to begin the formulation of an informed ethical conscience for making sound moral/ethical judgments. The fifth edition of Nursing Ethics: Across the Curriculum and Into Practice has been revised to reflect the most current issues in healthcare ethics including new cases, laws, and policies. The text continues to be divided into three sections: Foundational Theories, Concepts and Professional Issues Moving Into Ethics Across the Lifespan and Ethics Related to Special Issues focused on specific populations and nursing roles. The text includes legal features sections in most chapters, an expanded appendix of case studies with suggestions for discussion, and ethical reflections questions in each chapter. This new edition will also include an appendix focused on simulation suggestions, heavier coverage of ethics and terrorism, and stronger coverage of immigration and the importance of remaining unbiased a healthcare provider. Key Features: Even more case studies, with recent legal/ethical cases New appendix focused on simulation suggestions Heavier focus on immigration and importance of remaining unbiased as a healthcare provider, ethics and terrorism Update to national health insurance information Update information on vaccines, polypharmacy and antipsychotic drugs Nursing Ethics and Professional Responsibility in Advanced Practice, Second Edition is a comprehensive textbook focused on advanced practice nursing ethics. The text proactively addresses challenges that span specialty areas well as issues unique to these areas of practice. This is the only resource available that addresses the range of ethical problems that advanced practice nurses face. Advanced practice nurses (APNs) share the same professional responsibilities that other practicing nurses do, however, given their expanded scope of practice they assume a role with greater responsibility. Advanced practice nurses are often the primary care givers for their patients but even when they are not, they assume total responsibility for some critical aspect of the patient\'s care. For example, nurse anesthetists are accountable for the safe induction and recovery of their patients (this includes understanding the unique nature of individuals), and diabetic clinical nurse specialists are responsible for the education and management of their especially vulnerable population and for educating others. This text is suitable for a graduate level audience as well as those pursuing a DNP level degree. Key Features include: Relevant case studies woven throughout the text that refer to content Updated content on electronic media and privacy In-depth coverage of international implications and laws Strong emphasis on developing the DNP and other leadership roles in nursing Revised Women\'s Health Chapter Additional content on Genetics and Genetic Testing Updated End of Life and Palliative Care chapter Adult health content includes information on gerontology Ethics is at the heart of nursing practice and an understanding of it and what it means for nursing is essential from early in the career of any nurse. However, ethical concepts can be hard to grasp for those new to the subject. This book explains ethical ideas in easy to understand terms and relates ethics to day-to-day nursing situations to help readers apply principles to their practice. The book also challenges readers to consider their own values and where ethics fits into who they are and how they behave. Key features include:- an introductory guide to ethics to help students and those new to the subject understand how it applies to nursing- the linking of each chapter to the latest NMC standards relating to ethical issues- case studies and scenarios that show how to resolve real ethical dilemmas- activities throughout to challenge readers to apply what they have learnt to their own practice. Nursing Ethics and Professional Responsibility in Advanced Practice, Second Edition is a comprehensive textbook focused on advanced practice nursing ethics. The text proactively addresses challenges that span specialty areas well as issues unique to these areas of practice. This is the only resource available that addresses the range of ethical problems that advanced practice nurses face. Advanced practice nurses (APNs) share the same professional responsibilities that other practicing nurses do, however, given their expanded scope of practice they assume a role with greater responsibility. Advanced practice nurses are often the primary care givers for their patients but even when they are not, they assume total responsibility for some critical aspect of the patient\'s care. For example, nurse anesthetists are accountable for the safe induction and recovery of their patients (this includes understanding the unique nature of individuals), and diabetic clinical nurse specialists are responsible for the education and management of their especially vulnerable population and for educating others. This text is suitable for a graduate level audience as well as those pursuing a DNP level degree. Key Features include: Relevant case studies woven throughout the text that refer to content Updated content on electronic media and privacy In-depth coverage of international implications and laws Strong emphasis on developing the DNP and other leadership roles in nursing Revised Women\'s Health Chapter Additional content on Genetics and Genetic Testing Updated End of Life and Palliative Care chapter Adult health content includes information on gerontology Dr. Arnel Banaga Salgado. Basic ethical concepts . . The standard of best interest. Applied when a decision must be made about a patient’s health care and the patient is unable to make an informed decision . Olympia Resol, RN, MPH, CRNI, CARN. Course Objectives. At the end of the course, the student should be able to:. Outline the history of the nursing code of ethics;. Identify the four (4) principles of ethics in the nursing profession;. Mary Lou Woodford, . RN, BSN, MBA, CCM . June 12-14, 2014. 5. th. Annual NCONN Conference. Atlanta, Georgia. Introduction. Disclosure. Mary Lou Woodford, RN, BSN, MBA, CCM has no significant financial relationships to disclose..