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Thoughts and feelings behind nurses' behaviors against ethical issues in daily practice Naoe MURATA 1 1Institute of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine, Saga University Keyword: 倫理的問題 , 看護師の行動 , 看護実践 , 質的研究 , ethical issues , nurses' behavior , daily nursing practice , qualitative study pp.9-14
Published Date 2012/2/25
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 The purpose was to clarify the feelings behind nurses' behavior against ethical issues in daily practice. An inductive qualitative study using semi-structured interviews was conducted on 10 ward nurses in their 5th to 10th year of clinical experience. The results showed that the feelings behind their behaviors consisted of “a reflection on their own nursing actions”, leading to “a desire to see improvements in patients' statuses”, “satisfaction from patients' favorable responses to nursing care” through their actions, as well as thoughts and feelings that led them to act on ethical issues pertaining to “how they think nursing should be and how they want nursing to be”. Meanwhile, this has resulted in the presence of thoughts and feelings that led to an avoidance behavior toward ethical issues, “negative feelings toward the current situation or toward those who think differently”, which led to “a proactive intention to avoid involvement in issues”, and which nourished a “feeling of guilt in regard to their involvement with patients”. However, the findings showed that by leading to “a reflection on their own nursing actions”, the “feeling of guilt in regard to their involvement with patients” led to actions in regard to ethical issues.


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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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