Essential law and ethics in nursing : patients, rights and decision-making / Paul Buka.
- 作者： Buka, Paul.
- 出版： Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge c2020.
- 主題： Nursing--Law and legislation--Great Britain. , Nursing ethics--Great Britain. , Patients--Legal status, laws, etc.--Great Britain.
- 版本：3rd ed.
- ISBN： 978-0-367-26245-7 (pbk.) :: GBP32.99 、 0-367-26245-2 (pbk.) 、 978-0-367-26244-0 (hbk.) 、 0-367-26244-4 (hbk.)
- 書目註：Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- 系統號： 005272616 | 機讀編目格式
館藏資訊
This thoroughly updated third edition lays a solid foundation for understanding the intersection of law, ethics and the rights of the patient in the context of everyday nursing and health care practice. Outlining the key legal and ethical principles relevant to nurses, Essential Law and Ethics In Nursing: Patients, Rights and Decision-Making, previously entitled Patients' Rights: Law and Ethics for Nurses, uses an easy-to-read style that conveys key principles in an accessible way. It: provides a clear understanding not only of basic legal provisions in health care but also of wider issues relating to human rights; covers topics such as ethical decision-making, the regulation of nursing, confidentiality, laws concerning human rights, safe practice, vulnerable people, elder abuse and employment regulations; and includes thinking points, case studies and relevant case law to help link theory with practice. This is essential reading for nurses and an important reference for midwives and allied health professionals.
摘要註
"This thoroughly updated third edition lays a solid foundation for understanding the intersection of law, ethics and the rights of the patient, in the context of everyday nursing and health care practice."--Provided by publisher.
內容註
Introducing Ethics in Healthcare -- Human Rights and the Law -- Life at the beginning to adulthood -- Patient Information, Confidentiality and Technology -- Consent to Treatment and Patient Autonomy -- First, Do No Harm -- Vulnerable Adults and Elder Abuse -- Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity -- End of Life Care of Decision Making -- Final Reflection.