Ethical Aspects of Nursing: A Case Study Analysis

NURSING

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
POST 1...................................................................................................................................3
POST 2...................................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
Nursing is defined as a profession which is associated with the healthcare sector that
focus on the support and care of individuals families and the communities in order to attain
maintain and recover the optimum health and quality of life. In addition to this, the definition of
nursing is usually referred as autonomous and collaborative care for the individual that is related
with various age group, families, communities, and many more. In addition, the nurses are
usually termed as a caregiver for the patient and also help the individual in order to manage their
physical needs, prevent illness, and treat the health condition. Moreover, the report usually
includes some of the aspect of nursing related unethical aspects where a patient commits suicide
after the discharge. In addition to this, the discussion is based on the different ethical aspects,
practices and standards that regulated for the nurses in order to treat reliable for their patient.
Moreover, the discussion in brief about the two post that are used to be taken under consideration
for the making of report (Barnable, Cunning, and Parcon, 2018).
MAIN BODY
POST 1
While taking the contrast of scenario, it is well evaluated that the registered nurse Rita and
other healthcare professionals are ethically correct due to their associated duty of care (Zhang,
Chen, and Liu, 2021). In this, Mr. R is ethically wrong because it was well understood that under
the treatment of resistant depression Mr. R was facing some of the side effect due to the trial
courses. Moreover, with the standards and professions of nursing, there are some of the ethical
and standard practices are used to be evaluated that make ethical and prove that the healthcare
professionals fulfilling the need of Mr. R and after the discharge Mr. R taken some of the steps
which is showing no any responsibility towards the health care professionals or health care
settings (Broekema and et. al., 2018).
While taking the aspect of four main principles used within nursing is indicated with
beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy and justice. These all are ethical aspect which is related
with the nursing that maintains the reliability and validity of health care settings. In addition,
truth-telling and confidentiality is related to the principles of autonomy and each of them is
usually focused on the patient's comfortability (Leontjevas and et. al., 2021). Therefore, Mr. R
used to take discharged from the hospital after the decision of a registered nurse. Moreover, there