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Ethical, morally troubling, and unethical situations experienced by nursing students in clinical practice Shoko TAKAHASHI 1 , Fumiko ABE 1 , Yoshiko KAWASE 1 , Yuka HIRAI 1 , Masako OKAYASU 1 1The University of Shimane Keyword: 看護学生 , 実習体験 , 倫理的場面 , 道徳的悩み , 非倫理的場面 , nursing students , practical experience , ethical situations , moral concerns , unethical situations pp.39-49
Published Date 2025/3/20
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 This study sought to classify ethical, morally troubling, and unethical situations experienced by nursing students during their practice. The study included 84 fourth-year nursing students from University A. They wrote reports on their practical experiences in a nursing ethics class, and each experience was considered one unit of record for content analysis. Fifty-nine students consented to the analysis, resulting in 211 units of record. The students felt were ethical, such as“I was involved flexibly, understanding the true needs of the patients”. Morally troubling situations included“I felt unsure about my care because I could not understand the patient's reaction”,“I worried about reasonable and good care that respected the patient's autonomy and dignity”, and “I wanted to provide care but could not because I was not capable”. The students felt were unethical such as“Care was provided that did not consider patient's wishes”. This study’s results could be useful for educational activities, such as helping teachers envision teaching materials for practical situations and preparing students for nursing practice.


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電子版ISSN 2434-7361 印刷版ISSN 1883-244X 日本看護倫理学会

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