The ethical sensitivity of nurses in Turkey
The ethical sensitivity of nurses in Turkey
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DOI：
10.1177/096973300100800403
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发表时间：
2001-01-01
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影响因子：
4.2
通讯作者：
Göz, F
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作者：
Ersoy, N;Göz, F
在这项研究中，我们试图获得有关我国床边护士的伦理敏感性(以及伦理知识)的信息。向在科凯利医院病房工作的165名护士展示了四种情景。在第一种情况下，超过一半的护士可以被认为是基于仁慈做出决定，而在第二和第四种情况下，超过一半的护士更喜欢基于自主性做出决定。对于第三种情况，大多数护士(76.4%)可以说是根据真实性做出决定的。这些结果表明，这些护士对保密、说真话和慈善等问题很敏感，但在拒绝治疗的权利方面，他们却不一样敏感。
In this study we tried to gain information about the ethical sensitivity (as well as the ethical knowledge) of nurses working at the bedside in our country. Four scenarios were presented to 165 nurses working in hospital wards in Kocaeli. More than half of the nurses can be considered to have made decisions based on beneficence for the first scenario, while more than half of them preferred to make decisions based on autonomy for the second and the fourth scenarios. For the third scenario, most of the nurses (76.4%) can be said to have based their decisions on veracity. These results suggest that these nurses were sensitive to issues of confidentiality, truth telling and beneficence; however, they were not equally sensitive when the right to refuse treatment was concerned.