Phoenix Material Professional Values for the BSN Student Complete the worksheet with a substantive response to each prompt. Define each term using the course textbooks or a peer-reviewed resource. Describe how you‚ as a BSN student‚ demonstrate each value as you interact with patients and other health care providers. Provide specific examples of how your values influence your attitudes and behaviors. Each response must be 100 to 150 words. |Value |Definition
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basic elements of a utilitarian moral theory. Utilitarianism is established as a theory promoting increasing utility and especially the happiness of as many people as possible. Utilitarian’s believe the function of morality as a social institution‚ is to advocate humans well-being by increasing welfare and decreasing damage. Thus‚ moral rules are regarded as a way to accomplish individual needs and meet social aims. The first basic element of a utilitarian moral theory is The Principle of Utility
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Teaching Standards relate to the Moral Commitments set by the BYU-PSP The Utah Effective Teaching Standards go hand in hand with the Moral Commitments set by the BYU Public School Partnership. If each of the Moral Commitments were seen as an individual category‚ the Utah Effective Teaching standards would then fit into one of the five categories‚ as follows: Civic Preparation and Engagement The ninth standard‚ Leadership and Collaboration‚ relates to the moral commitment of Civic Preparation
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The Value of Philosophy In the introductory lecture notes to this course I stated that we would start with a working definition of philosophy as being the “love of wisdom.” I have found‚ though‚ that just about every other definition attempted has many shortcomings. No one definition seems adequate to define what it means to engage in philosophy. Consequently‚ I think it is best to think of the philosopher in the somewhat imprecise term of a lover of wisdom. Someone who is continually in
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commodity.” Affirming achieves the value of morality defined by the American Heritage Dictionary as‚ “conforming to the rules of right conduct; moral or virtuous conduct.” This is the proper value for the round because of the word ‘ought’ in the resolution which the same sourced defines as‚ ‘Used to express duty or moral obligation’ meaning the resolution is asking us to determine the more moral means of providing drinking water to people. Morality is also the proper value because
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Essay on Values and Discrimination Gerry McGachy Submitted on 18th December 2012 In this essay I would like to explain how social care values and principles influence practice and demonstrate to you my understanding of the causes of discrimination and its effects on people’s behaviours‚ experiences and life chances. Each individual has their own set of values and these values will guide and motivate us in our decision making. In a well established text on social work values‚ Sarah Banks
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component of moral sensitivity. Moral sensitivity is necessary to recognition that an ethical dilemma exists. Without moral sensitivity and compassion‚ members of the healthcare team may not be able to see that a problem exists or may unknowingly tolerate ethically objectionable acts or conditions. This recognition also involves the ability to appreciate the perspectives of others‚ including team members‚ by acknowledging their values‚ beliefs‚ and obligations. Compassion and moral sensitivity include
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often claim they do not wish to be moralistic‚ almost every work contains a moral issue. To what extent‚ in what ways and to what effect has the author of the text you have studied explored this issue?’ F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby has to a great extent explored the moral issues implicit in his 1920’s context. Fitzgerald explores the lack of religion‚ the corruption of the American Dream and the superficial values of his society in order to make his society reflect on their own illusory
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GOOD IN THE MORAL CONTEXT i.e. OBJECTIVISIT‚ SUBJECTIVIST AND FUNCTIONALIST ‘Good’ can be described from three views: • Objectivist • Subjectivist • Functionalist Objectivist point of view One main philosopher who defended the objectivist point of view was George Edward (G.E.) Moore. In his book Principia Ethica‚ Moore discussed the definition of the word ‘good’. With this book he influenced the philosophers who came after him. The objectivist point of view is naturalism i.e. (what
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6/8/12 What are moral panics? What are ’moral panics ’? Hayley Burns If we do not take steps to preserve the purity of blood‚ the Jew will destroy civilisation by poisoning us all. (Hitler‚ 1938) Surely if the human race is under threat‚ it is entirely reasonable to segregate AIDS victims‚ otherwise the whole of mankind could be engulfed. (The Daily Star‚ 2 December 1988) Although an extreme illustration‚ the above quotes serve to set up the creation of a ’moral panic ’. Just as Hitler
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