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Research Hypothesis-driven
Quality Improvement Local system improvement
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Integration of best evidence with clinical expertise
and patient values
Research Ethics - Generation of generalizable knowledge
- IRB oversight
- Voluntary participation
Clinical Ethics - Individual patient welfare
- Institutional policy
- Treatment relationship
Clinical Role Advocate for patient autonomy, dignity, and safe
care
Research Role Protect research participants, ensure ethical
conduct of studies, and maintain protocol fidelity
, Ethics in Nursing Nurses Have:
- Moral agency (make ethical choices based on
right and wrong and to be held accountable)
- Fiduciary duty (legal and ethical obligation
requiring us to act I the best interest of our
patients)
- Public trust
- Patient safety
- Legal accountability
- Professional standards
- Social contract with society (unwritten agreement
between a profession and society)
ANA Code of Ethics Our Standard
- Definitive standard guiding nurses in ethical
practice, patient advocacy, professional integrity,
and social justice
Elements of Informed Consent - Disclosure
- Comprehension
- Documentation
Assessing Capacity - Orientation
- Understanding
- Appreciation
- Reasoning
Autonomy Honoring a patient's rights to self-determination
and to make their own informed decisions
regarding care
- Individuals have the right to make decisions
- Requires informed consent
- Protects vulnerable populations
Verified Solutions | 2026 Edition | Pass
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Terms in this set (75)
Research Hypothesis-driven
Quality Improvement Local system improvement
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Integration of best evidence with clinical expertise
and patient values
Research Ethics - Generation of generalizable knowledge
- IRB oversight
- Voluntary participation
Clinical Ethics - Individual patient welfare
- Institutional policy
- Treatment relationship
Clinical Role Advocate for patient autonomy, dignity, and safe
care
Research Role Protect research participants, ensure ethical
conduct of studies, and maintain protocol fidelity
, Ethics in Nursing Nurses Have:
- Moral agency (make ethical choices based on
right and wrong and to be held accountable)
- Fiduciary duty (legal and ethical obligation
requiring us to act I the best interest of our
patients)
- Public trust
- Patient safety
- Legal accountability
- Professional standards
- Social contract with society (unwritten agreement
between a profession and society)
ANA Code of Ethics Our Standard
- Definitive standard guiding nurses in ethical
practice, patient advocacy, professional integrity,
and social justice
Elements of Informed Consent - Disclosure
- Comprehension
- Documentation
Assessing Capacity - Orientation
- Understanding
- Appreciation
- Reasoning
Autonomy Honoring a patient's rights to self-determination
and to make their own informed decisions
regarding care
- Individuals have the right to make decisions
- Requires informed consent
- Protects vulnerable populations
