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Expanding the roles of nurses: “Supporting ICT-based Death Certification” as nursing care Keiko YANAI 1 1Japanese Red Cross Kyushu International College of Nursing Keyword: 死亡確認 , 死亡診断 , 異状死 , 公正 , 擁護 , 看護の役割拡大 , verification of death , certificate of death , unnatural death , justice , advocate , role expansion of nurse pp.20-29
Published Date 2020/3/20
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 “Supporting ICT-based death certification” is intended to be conducted in diffcult access areas or when medical doctors are unavailable. The challenge is to develop the role of nurses in the field of death verification as part of nursing care and without keeping them as mere assistants to doctors. This paper discusses the problem in light of the experiences of other countries and presents suggestions for the further development of nursing care. In the UK, confirmation or verification of death can be undertaken by trained registered nurses. We examined the current practice in Japan and compare it to the current practice in the UK and to the experience of the implementers. The result showed that in Japanese practice, nurses and doctors could work in collaboration to conduct death confirmation and postmortem examinations scientifically and impartially. In doing so, nurses become advocates of the deceased, and gain the trust of society, thus ensuring the expansion of the roles of nurses based on their professionalism and autonomy.


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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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