Ethical difficulties in nursing, educational needs and attitudes about using ethics resources

Ethical difficulties in nursing, educational needs and attitudes about using ethics resources

From a philosophical standpoint, talk about ethics entails a reasoned reflection, learning and specialized language guide to everyday life. This offers a thoughtful framework for decision-making concrete. In this article the author has pointed out that the birth of applied ethics is the discovery that individual ethics is insufficient, that the personal goodwill can have bad consequences for the community. Being necessary step to applied ethics in which intelligence is more important than goodwill.

In this article the author has defined "ethics" as a way of behaving and criteria for judging behaviors. Some behaviors according to personal convictions or civil secular criteria, which are based on philosophical or ideological principles. For as it relates to the aspect of life there are various exhibitions of meaning that results bioethics depending on the different areas of knowledge and provenance.

In this article the author states that professional ethics requires that each generates, in its own sphere, a classification of situations, issues, conflicts and ways to address and / or resolve. And for that reason, there are situations that allow you to analyze what is at stake in the decision making. Following this modus operandi new cases that arise will be judged in the first instance, based on the elements that are known to us.

Precisely on professional ethics are implicit four principles in order to ensure that cultural and social. These principles are the Charities, Non-maleficence, autonomy and justice.

Respect for People

First principle which includes the autonomy of being, i.e. the capacity of decision or deliberation of their personal, people:

"All individuals should be treated as autonomous agents"   and "all persons whose autonomy is impaired are entitled to be protected."

 Allowing for autonomy means respecting the person's reasoned criteria provided clearly not harmful to others.

"Respect for ...