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Legal and Ethical Considerations in Nursing Profession

   

Added on  2023-06-10

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INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
Explanation of national, state and local legal and ethical consideration relevant to nursing
profession and how these are applied..........................................................................................1
Why advance care planning is important and how the enrolled nurse can help considering
cultural and religious beliefs of client..........................................................................................1
Identification of role of enrolled nurses and other healthcare workers in relation to open
disclosure. Legal and ethical responses set around by open disclosure process..........................2
REFERENECES .............................................................................................................................3

Explanation of national, state and local legal and ethical consideration relevant to nursing
profession and how these are applied
Nurses are considered as advocates for patients as they have to balance while providing
care to patients. National legal consideration of nursing profession is maintaining confidentiality.
This means that the information recorded should be right, non judgemental and relevant to care
and treatment of an individual The legal consideration of information involves respecting
patients privacy without compromising their health. This is applied in nursing profession as
nurses are entitled to undertake moral, professional and personal information. Management of
ethical information also facilitates nurses to organise information and records required to give
quality services. On state level nurses are liable to value diversity and culture of patients. It needs
nurses to develop knowledge and awareness of culture which enables them to better comprehend
needs of patients. Nurses valuing non discriminatory services provides appropriate care which
recognises individual needs and rights (Bodine, 2019). This can be applied in nursing profession
by valuing the availability and acceptability the quality as well as safety of nursing and health
care services. Nurses with collective efforts establishes and organises ethical considerations of
work setting and situations of employment which are proved to be safe and quality health care
services. On local level, legal and ethical consideration in nursing profession involves principles
like autonomy, beneficence, equality and non malignity. This facilitates that nurses allow
patients to make their own independent decisions as well as undertook actions which help in
benefits patients.
Why advance care planning is important and how the enrolled nurse can help considering
cultural and religious beliefs of client
Advance care planning is essential in examining early alleviating needs of care and
recognising life as end. It advantages in less aggressive medical care as well as enhanced quality
of life which is near death. It is also considered as process of future health care. It bestows
important benefits to patients and their families. It assists nurses to ensure that the patient is

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