Ethics in Nursing

Palestinians watching damages done to a Ambulance at AL Shifa Gaza hospital
Asia, Ethics in Nursing, Politics

Al Shifa Hospital’s Moral Conundrum: Upholding Healthcare Ethics Amid Nationalistic Strife

Amidst Israeli-Palestinian conflict, ethical dilemmas arise regarding healthcare in conflict zones. Controversy surrounds Al Shifa Hospital, accused by Israel of housing Hamas operations, whilst refuted by Hamas and hospital staff. International healthcare organizations have endorsed an ethical code for such emergencies, stressing patient well-being and the necessity for impartial investigations into such claims.

Archie Battersbee
Brain Aneurysm, Ethics in Nursing

Ethics: Archie Battersbee, 12, dies after life support is turned off

Archie Battersbee, a 12-year-old British boy whose life support was withdrawn after a legal battle between his parents and his

PATIENT ADVOCACY THE STORY OF STELLA OLUYEDE AND ALEX WUBBELS
Ethics in Nursing

PATIENT ADVOCACY: VIBRANT STORIES OF ALEX WUBBELS AND STELLA OLUYEDE

Nurses are often the greatest at patient advocacy; they fight for the interests of their patients. The activities of two

Koyejo & Co, Solicitors of Supreme Court, writes to OAUTHC
Africa, Career, Ethics in Nursing, World

Koyejo & Co, Solicitors of Supreme Court, writes to OAUTHC

The Law firm Koyejo & Co representing Senior Staff Association of Universities Teaching Hospitals Research Institutes and Associated Institutions (SSAUTHRlAl

nurse wearing a scrub suit while waiting
Ethics in Nursing

UK doctor, 44, who grabbed 21-year-old student nurse’s breast in UK is cleared to treat patients again

Blog, Ethics in Nursing

Saskatchewan nurse challenges college’s ruling over professional misconduct

A nurse, whose professional oversight body found she violated professional conduct by falsifying logs of narcotics given to inmates and

Career, Ethics in Nursing

2 guilty charges, Verdict is not an indictment against the nursing profession, Nashville DA on RaDonda Vaught trial

The Nashville District Attorney’s OfficeRaDonda Vaught trial has released a statement following the conviction of RaDonda Vaught after a jury

radonda vaught
American Nurses Association, Career, Ethics in Nursing

Could I be next?, colleagues of a former Vanderbilt nurse, RaDonda Vaught faces 12 years jail term for a deadly error worry

Tenn. Vaught, a former Vanderbilt nurse at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, left, wipes away tears as her attorney, Peter Strianse, right, talks with reporters after a court hearing.

Aggressive man yelling at nurse in clinic
Career, Ethics in Nursing

Managing aggressive client

These techniques are not limited to handling aggressive client, they are especially useful when applied to dealing with an aggressive client or an unhappy client, Violence and abuse should not simply be accepted.

Career, Ethics in Nursing, Religion

A Nigerian nurse was demoted to be a receptionist for wearing a crucifix around her neck.

She is represented by the Christian Legal Centre, in November 2018, Mrs Onuoha received a letter from the Associate Director of Nursing, Stephen Lord, telling her that she was now being demoted to reception duties and that an internal investigation would ensue.

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