Deontology Theory In Nursing
Ethics covers the following dilemmas like how to live a good life And our rights and responsibilities the language of right and wrong moral decisions also what is good and bad, Professional ethics refers to the use of logical and consistent communication, knowledge, clinical skills, emotions and values in nursing practice. This study aimed to explore and describe the ethical theory of Deontology in providing nursing care to individuals in the clinical setting. And explains all of the key points, such as ethics and what is the importance of ethics in professional practice, also describe the deontology theory and discuss the importance of deontology theory in nursing, and evaluate the usefulness of deontology theory for nursing professional. The nursing theory is a set of concepts,
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In this theory, any decision depends on what the action itself and this theory are skeptical about an ability to look into the future and make any decisions on the consequences of actions, so it considers the interests and right of a person (human rights). (jameton 1984,p.147), and the deontology is important for focusing thought and learning the language necessary to express what conscience often finds difficult to articulate. (cameron et al 2001), also, the deontology theory it could be useful to be familiar with the basic deals of such theories because, in any discussion or situation where decisions have to be made, theories of ethics are probably most useful in nursing for reflection on situations and for discussion of value formation. In a critical situation, it is unlikely that any nurse will turn to a theory indeed, it has been shown ( swider et al
In this theory, any decision depends on what the action itself and this theory are skeptical about an ability to look into the future and make any decisions on the consequences of actions, so it considers the interests and right of a person (human rights). (jameton 1984,p.147), and the deontology is important for focusing thought and learning the language necessary to express what conscience often finds difficult to articulate. (cameron et al 2001), also, the deontology theory it could be useful to be familiar with the basic deals of such theories because, in any discussion or situation where decisions have to be made, theories of ethics are probably most useful in nursing for reflection on situations and for discussion of value formation. In a critical situation, it is unlikely that any nurse will turn to a theory indeed, it has been shown ( swider et al