BIOETHICS Group22 Report

Ethical Considerations in
Nursing Leadership and

Management
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Role of Ethical Considerations in
Nursing Leadership and Management
THE NURSE LEADERS’ ETHICAL BEHAVIOR CAN PROMOTE
CARE QUALITY BY AFFECTING THE NURSES’
PERFORMANCE AND BRINGING UP SEVERAL POSITIVE
CONSEQUENCES FOR THE ORGANIZATION.
(Barkhordari-Sharifabad et al., 2018)
BY CREATING AN ETHICAL CLIMATE, ETHICAL LEADERSHIP

LEADS TO POSITIVE AND EFFECTIVE OUTCOMES,
PROFESSIONAL PROGRESS, AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE
NURSING PROFESSION. (El-Gazar & Zoromba, 2021)
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ON MORAL DECISION-MAKING
Core Competency for Ethical Decision-Making by Hamric and
Delgado (2013)
Phase 1: Knowledge Development—Moral
Sensitivity;
Phase 2: Knowledge Application;
Phase 3: Creating an Ethical Environment;
Phase 4: Promoting Social Justice Within the
Health Care System.
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ON MORAL DECISION MAKING
18 indicators identified in the development of the ethical
decision-making confidence scale (Birkholz et al., 2022)
1 2 3
Explain ethical
Recognize a Make a decisions using correct
genuine ethical
dilemma in
sound ethical ethical terminology
and
practice decision language
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4 5 6
Provide a clear Articulate legal Articulate the
statement of the guidelines related to difference between
personal values that complex ethical
guide your
ethical dilemmas,
issues in moral distress,
ethical decision-making
and practice patient care
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7 8 9
Identify ethical Apply ethical decision-
Articulate the definition
of moral distress and making models or
issues
provide an example of structured processes to
your experience of in complex complex clinical
moral distress in your patient care problems
practice
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10 11 12
Participate in and/or Recognize and Role model collaborative
problem-solving in
guide mediation related manage moral
to complex clinical complex clinical problems
problems involving ethical
distress in self involving ethical dilemmas
dilemmas or moral and others or moral distress
distress
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13 14 15
Engage in Mentor others to Address barriers
preventative ethics
develop ethical to ethical
initiatives to address
the ethical practice practice through
environment in the
behaviors systems changes
practice area
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16 17 18
Provide leadership at the unit,
Use preventative Engage in health organizational, local, state, and
ethics to decrease policy initiatives federal
level for policy change
unit-level moral supporting social initiatives to address social
distress justice justice issues in
healthcare
PRINCIPLE OF MORAL
DISCERNMENT
To make a conscientious ethical decision one must do the following:
Proceed on the basis of a fundamental commitment to God and to

human persons.
Exclude any that are contradictory to it.
Consider one’s own motives, contribute to or nullify the
effectiveness of the possible actions.
Select one by which one is most likely to fulfill that commitment and
act on it.
CONSCIENCE
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-is the practical judgment of reason upon

individual act as either good and to be
performed or as evil and to be avoided.
-follows personal freedom and autonomy
-capacity to make practical judgments in

matters involving ethical issues
-rooted in reality and truth not on will, desire or

blind choice
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CONSCIENCE IN NURSING
Perceived as a/(an):
Authority
Warning Signal
Asset
Burden
Inherent in Nursing
Culturally Dependent
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CONSCIENCE IN NURSING
Nurses have their conscience associated with
feeling guilt when:
1. Nurses’ core beliefs conflict with social or
professional beliefs.
2. Nurses cannot fulfill their care obligations
to patients due to time constraints.
3. Nurses are placed in scenarios where they
feel they are working against their
conscience.
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QUALITIES OF CONSCIENCE
Conscience can be described in terms of objective value, moral attitude, and degree of certitude.
OBJECTIVE MORAL DEGREE OF

CERTITUDE
LAX
CORRECT
STRICT
OBJECTIVE PERPLEXED
SCRUPULOUS
ERRONOUS DOUBTFUL
PHARISAICAL
CULPABLE PROBABLE
CLEAR
INCULPABLE CERTAIN
CALLOUS
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Nursing Leadership and

Conferido | Laggui | Olaivar | Pacson | Racraquin | Ronquillo

BY CREATING AN ETHICAL CLIMATE, ETHICAL LEADERSHIP

To make a conscientious ethical decision one must do the following:

Proceed on the basis of a fundamental commitment to God and to

-is the practical judgment of reason upon

-follows personal freedom and autonomy

-capacity to make practical judgments in

-rooted in reality and truth not on will, desire or

OBJECTIVE MORAL DEGREE OF

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