Moral Compass Nursing
Clinical Question The clinical question that sustain the research of a descriptive article is: How can moral compass allow nurses to act ethically in the way to provide patient with better outcome after discharge?
This clinical question arises from the following issue: Lack of nursing moral compass and impact of ethical practice.
The purpose of this paper is to explain how moral compass can help nurses to act ethically when facing a complex ethical dilemma.
Problem The issue this paper addresses is actual and can be observed in many social or economic institution. In today’s healthcare environment nurses are increasingly facing complex ethical dilemmas. They are encountering dilemmas in circumstances where the nurse's ability to …show more content…
Moral reasoning is collective or individual practical reasoning regarding what you ought to do morally. According to Kohlberg moral reasoning is judging about the wrong and right (Lasala, 2016). To come up with a rational decision one has to come up with an answer that is well supported a. When nurses are faced with moral questions in their workplace, sometimes nurses have to act instinctively or impulsively. Nurses should be aware of the working environment and always act ethically. Nurses should understand …show more content…
It also seeks to understand a given research problem or topic from the perspectives of the population involves. For example, the types of moral issue, or the coping strategy. Qualitative method in the order hand focus on objective measurement and the statistical analysis of that data collected such as number of nurse questioned. The hogeniety of the population and the quality of the result which it is convergent illustrate the reliability and the validity for the data collection used. My answer for the original purpose of this paper is that healthcare professionals’ especially nurses are always faced with complex ethical dilemmas when working, therefore moral courage helps healthcare professionals to address ethical matters and act by making the right decision. Therefore, nurses can demonstrate their moral courage by enhancing their cultural and professional competence, developing their personal ethic and advancing their moral reasoning
This clinical question arises from the following issue: Lack of nursing moral compass and impact of ethical practice.
The purpose of this paper is to explain how moral compass can help nurses to act ethically when facing a complex ethical dilemma.
Problem The issue this paper addresses is actual and can be observed in many social or economic institution. In today’s healthcare environment nurses are increasingly facing complex ethical dilemmas. They are encountering dilemmas in circumstances where the nurse's ability to …show more content…
Moral reasoning is collective or individual practical reasoning regarding what you ought to do morally. According to Kohlberg moral reasoning is judging about the wrong and right (Lasala, 2016). To come up with a rational decision one has to come up with an answer that is well supported a. When nurses are faced with moral questions in their workplace, sometimes nurses have to act instinctively or impulsively. Nurses should be aware of the working environment and always act ethically. Nurses should understand …show more content…
It also seeks to understand a given research problem or topic from the perspectives of the population involves. For example, the types of moral issue, or the coping strategy. Qualitative method in the order hand focus on objective measurement and the statistical analysis of that data collected such as number of nurse questioned. The hogeniety of the population and the quality of the result which it is convergent illustrate the reliability and the validity for the data collection used. My answer for the original purpose of this paper is that healthcare professionals’ especially nurses are always faced with complex ethical dilemmas when working, therefore moral courage helps healthcare professionals to address ethical matters and act by making the right decision. Therefore, nurses can demonstrate their moral courage by enhancing their cultural and professional competence, developing their personal ethic and advancing their moral reasoning