2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0080-62342012000700008
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Dignity in care: where next for nursing ethics scholarship and research?

Abstract: Rev Esc Enferm USP2012; 46(Esp):51-7 www.ee.usp.br/reeusp/ RESUMO A Dignidade é reconhecida como valor central e, também, controverso no discurso bioético. O objetivo deste artigo é examinar algumas das vertentes principais da extensa produção acadêmica e de literatura sobre o tema, na ética e prática da enfermagem. O método é a avaliação crítica de uma seleção de artigos publicados na Nursing Ethics e de outros manuscritos e textos identificados como influentes por pesquisadores do Reino Unido e Brasil. Os re… Show more

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“…10 The sense of professional dignity that is experienced correlates positively, with the quality of the care that health professionals deliver thus leading to optimal patient care. 6,11,12 The working environment influences the professional dignity of midwives. 13 A conducive environment where nurses are supported is necessary for a positive experience of professional dignity and good nursing care.…”
Section: Professional Dignity Of Midwivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10 The sense of professional dignity that is experienced correlates positively, with the quality of the care that health professionals deliver thus leading to optimal patient care. 6,11,12 The working environment influences the professional dignity of midwives. 13 A conducive environment where nurses are supported is necessary for a positive experience of professional dignity and good nursing care.…”
Section: Professional Dignity Of Midwivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concepts and conceptual matrix presented here reflect characteristics of dignity subjectively perceived by individuals, the influences on mutual relationships with others, and the roles of each person in establishing dignified care in clinical practice. Although interviews were not conducted for family members/facility staff and their opinion was relatively small, this study will help to establish a framework of residents, staffs, and society/nursing care systems and place the element of dignity, which is one of the solutions that support Gallagher et al’s 46 hypothesis that “indignity in care is likely to come about from a complex mix of individual, organizational and possibly also social and political factors.”…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Similarly, nursing diagnosis is not fully utilized to address concerns about dignity even from the viewpoint of practicing care, 45 and care focusing on dignity is seldom provided in daily practice. As Gallagher et al 46 said, “Dignity remains a contested concept and there is no consensus regarding its meaning/the most appropriate version of the concept for nursing practice.” From the perspective of theory construction in nursing as described by Walker and Avant, 47 dignity in care and dignified care are likely “areas where concept development is present but has had no real impact on theory/practice.” They cited the necessity of devising a new strategy for grouping/ordering information about these phenomena and recommended concept synthesis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como alternativa, y ante la evidencia de una estrecha relación entre la humanización de la salud y la protección de la dignidad de los pacientes (32), se propone incluir la reflexión del cuidado en una perspectiva ética desde Carol Guilliga, "Ética del Cuidado", y una estética desde Foucault (33,34). Es decir, la ética de enfermería de responsabilidad constituye una referencia para la atención porque produce efectos integradores de la dignidad humana que tienen en cuenta las circunstancias específicas de cuidado y la toma de decisiones razonables, prudentes y justas.…”
Section: Inserción De La Bioética Y La Interculturalidad En Los Planeunclassified
“…Respecto a la interculturalidad, el estudio "Transcultural nursing: a selective review of the literature, 1985-1991" (35) muestra la tendencia en investigación sobre la educación para la salud en lo transcultural, y destaca la importancia de tener en cuenta que la experiencia de un individuo cambia con el tiempo, por lo cual es necesario el conocimiento de la cultura propia y de otras, para así adquirir la habilidad de trabajar en distintos contextos (28,30,33), en referencia a competencia cultural 3 en el cuidado de enfermería, considerado uno de los componentes de la interculturalidad.…”
Section: Inserción De La Bioética Y La Interculturalidad En Los Planeunclassified