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| A Philisophical system for critiacally examining situations that involve question's of right or wrong |
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social system of rules which guide conduct and establish standards of behavior with in a society or group. (rules for how we live our lives) |
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| Passionate concern for the well being of others |
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Knowledge and wisdom (theoretical and practical) |
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| The tendency to think that one's own way of thinking, feeling, believing are the only "right way" |
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| Belief that human thoughts feelings and behaviors are a product of and dependent upon the culture in which they exhist |
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| Rules of right and wrong (morality) are dependent upon the culture in which they develop. There are no universal rules. |
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| Consistence among thoughts, feelings, and actions |
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| Reflection on what is right and wrong |
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| Idea of what should or shouldn't be acted upon |
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| Ideals, beliefs, customs, modes of conduct, qualities or goals that are highly prized or preferred by individual, group, or society |
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| Explicitly communicated through written or public disclosure, policies standards |
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Implicity identified through verbal and nonverbal behavior |
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| Existential, and Evaluative |
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| Oppions or thoughts accepted as true, base more on faith than fact |
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| Involve judgement about good or bad |
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| A feeling tone directed toward a person, object, or idea |
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| Examples of Nursing Profession Values |
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Non judgemental Integrity Honesty Compassion Autonomy Dignity Accountability Knowlege and Competence |
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| Personal, Social, Professional |
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A collective expression of nursing conscience and philosophy that serves of the professions expections and requirements in ethical matter (America Association) |
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| Fundamental values and commitments of the nurse |
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Duties beyond the patient encounters *major moral challenge is ... achievement of global awareness about the human condition and the needs 4 health care |
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