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Thinking process of nurses’choice of conduct in daily nursing practice with ethical conflict: Trends and issues in Japanese research Yoshiko YUKI 1 1Nayoro City University Keyword: 倫理的葛藤 , 日常的看護実践 , 看護師 , 行為選択 , 思考過程 , 文献研究 , ethical conflicts , daily nursing practice , nurses , choice of conduct , thinking process , literature review pp.58-65
Published Date 2025/3/20
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 Purpose: This study aimed to provide an overview of research outcomes in Japan regarding the thinking processes that lead nurses to choose clinical conduct and to elucidate the associated issues, focusing on daily nursing practice scenarios involving ethical conflicts. Method: We selected relevant literature from CiNii Research and the “Igaku Chuo Zasshi (ICHUSHI)” web version, based on eligibility and exclusion criteria. We then extracted, summarized, and examined descriptions of nurses’ decision making processes in ethical conflict situations and the thinking processes leading to them. Results: A total of 21 studies were selected for analysis. Discussion: Previous research has shown that nurses’ choices regarding clinical conduct in daily practice situations involving ethical conflicts follow a circular thinking process centered on patients and their families. This process is influenced by nurses’ experiential knowledge, values, beliefs, thoughts, feelings, and the organizational environment, including the nursing and healthcare teams. The challenge lied in developing a research methodology that ensured reproducibility and validity.


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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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