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Guide to Nursing’s Social Policy
- Publication Year:
- 2015
- Edition:
- 1st
- Author:
- Fowler, Marsha
- Publisher:
- American Nurses Association, Inc
- ISBN:
- 978-1-55-810616-6
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This book is about the many ways that nursing helps others, and the relationship—the social contract—between the nursing profession and society and their reciprocal expectations.
This arrangement authorizes nurses as professionals to meet the needs involved in the care, and health of patients and clients and the health of society. It helps nurses engage in the political and legislative action that supports nursing education, research, and practice to better influence that health and care; and to understand the social ethics and justice that affect global and individual health.
But what does that mean now? This guide unpacks it for the 21st century nurse by covering:
Suitable for courses and professional development activities in nursing curriculum, ethics, leadership, research, and role development.
This arrangement authorizes nurses as professionals to meet the needs involved in the care, and health of patients and clients and the health of society. It helps nurses engage in the political and legislative action that supports nursing education, research, and practice to better influence that health and care; and to understand the social ethics and justice that affect global and individual health.
But what does that mean now? This guide unpacks it for the 21st century nurse by covering:
- Social contract in theory and practice
- Nursing’s own social contract and its 16 distinct elements
- Nursing and the common good and what constitutes the common good today
- Citizenship, civic engagement, and civic professionalism of nurses
- Professions and what they are, how they can get broken and mended, and nursing as a profession
- The interplay of the Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements and Nursing’s Social Policy Statement
- Nursing’s social covenant (by which nursing goes beyond its social contract)
- Nursing’s involvement in public and global health
Suitable for courses and professional development activities in nursing curriculum, ethics, leadership, research, and role development.
Details
- Platform:
- OvidSP
- Publisher:
- American Nurses Association, Inc
- Product Type:
- Book
- Author:
- Fowler, Marsha
- ISBN:
- 978-1-55-810616-6
- Specialty:
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- Issues & Trends in Nursing
- Management & Administration
- Nursing Process & Diagnosis
- Research & Theory
- Skills & Procedures
- Language:
- English
- Edition:
- 1st
- Pages:
- 0
- Publication Year:
- 2015
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