Nursing Ethics : Holistic Caring Practice

Nursing Ethics: Holistic Caring Practice explores the moral practice of nursing, asserting that there is an inherent moral sense in nursing practice itself. This new edition of the book requires one to reconsider what it means to be a nurse. Rather than someone who merely applies ethical thinking and ethical models of decision making in nursing practice, the nurse is a moral being who is engaged in a moral practice.

Why Another Nursing Ethics Book?

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Dialogical Interpretation

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Study Hints for This Book

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Study Questions

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References

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On Being a Good Nurse

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Examples of Basic Nursing

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Integral Nature of Nursing Practice

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An Outstanding Nurse

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Example of Trish as an Outstanding Nurse

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The Moral Sense of Competency

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Example of CPR

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From Competency to Excellence

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Practical Wisdom

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Example of Nancy and Young Physician Patient

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Good Nurses, Not ``The Good Nurse''

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Study Questions

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References

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Wholistic and Holistic Care

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Margie Smith and Mrs. Cooper

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Wholistic Care

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The Moral Imperative to Reform Health Care

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Holistic Care

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Claire Hastings and Woman with Arthritis

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Study Questions

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References

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Caring Presence

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Buber: Personal Relations

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Example of Sarah

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I-It (Thou) Relatinships

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Triadic Dialogue

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Noddings: Caring

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Natural Caring in the Ethical

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Conflicting Moral Desires and Limited Time

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Caring in Practice

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Zaner: Caring Response to Presence

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Reflexive Presence to the Lived Body

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Example of Sam

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Vivid Presence

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Nurse Extern Example

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Barbara Ball and Mrs. Frazier

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Co-Presence

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Concluding Exemplar: Midori and Beverly

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Study Questions

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References

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Called to Care

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Being Called to Care: Peggy Chinn

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The ``Of Course'' Response to Calls to Care

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Pellegrino: The Call of Profession

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James: Concrete Calling

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Jesus: Called by the Plight of the Neighbor

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Werner Marx: Called by Compassion

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Example of Nurse with Dying Woman

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Taylor: The Call to Authenticity

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The Integral Calling of Compassion and Authenticity

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Study Questions

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References

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The Ethical in Holistic Practice

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Zaner's Clinical Ethics

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Zaner's Requirements for Clinical Ethics

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Example of Tom and Zaner

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Example of Lara and Robin

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Example of Barbara and Her Patient

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Example of Mr. Jones and Mary

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Ethics in Holistic Care

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Study Questions

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References

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Reflexive Dialogue on Ethics and Nursing

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Reflexive Dialogue

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On Being a Good Nurse

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Wholistic and Holistic Care

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Caring Presence: Midori and Beverly

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Called to Care

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An Ethics of Practice

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Concluding Dialogue

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Study Questions

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References

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Appendix

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Index

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Nursing Ethics : Holistic Caring Practice

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