Titlebook: Ethics in paediatric nursing; Gosia M. Brykczyńska (Formerly Nurse Teacher, curr Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1989

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Ethical issues in paediatric intensive care nursing,ethics and underlying values has been left to other writers and the chapter concentrates on the practical problems which may face nurses and staff of other disciplines when caring for such patients. The ethics surrounding the care of a child often involve complex, multi-faceted and emotive issues. T

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Issues in community care,uire analysis. The first concerns the fundamental matter of the appropriateness or rightness of actively pursuing the philosophy of community based care of children, as opposed to providing that care within the institutional setting. The second part of this chapter will address more specific ethical

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Ethical considerations in paediatric nursing research, the ethical awareness pendulum (Robb, 1983; Noble, 1985; Melia, 1986). Ethical concerns stemming from the nature of current research are so numerous that all researchers should be obliged to analyse the implications of their work and, short of ethical considerations paralysing research, no moral co

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Einführung in das TrainingsmanualThe power of modern technology to save the lives of infants who would previously have perished evokes a response of admiration and wonder when the result is successful, but something nearer anguish and recrimination when the outcome is less favourable.

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Susan H. Cannon,Joseph E. GartnerA detailed search of the literature in preparation for this chapter, including that of a bibliography of British publications on nursing in child, adolescent and family psychiatry (Hamilton, 1988), failed to bring to light any material concerned with the ethical issues involved in the practise of nursing in child psychiatry.

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Wesentliche Erkenntnisse und Ausblick,Any discussion of the ethical problems involved in caring for children who are profoundly multiply-handicapped should begin with an examination of their ethical status. Who, or what are they?

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Ethics in neonatal nursing,The power of modern technology to save the lives of infants who would previously have perished evokes a response of admiration and wonder when the result is successful, but something nearer anguish and recrimination when the outcome is less favourable.

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Ethical issues in the practise of nursing in child psychiatry: an overview based on an interactioniA detailed search of the literature in preparation for this chapter, including that of a bibliography of British publications on nursing in child, adolescent and family psychiatry (Hamilton, 1988), failed to bring to light any material concerned with the ethical issues involved in the practise of nursing in child psychiatry.