The American Nurses Association developed a Code of Ethics for Nurses in the 1950s. It has been revised over the years to respond to technological advances and changes in society and the nursing field ...

Despite the lack of significant research on ethics in nursing, bioethics still enjoys a greater presence at Penn than it does at other universities. Credit: Zachary Sheldon Nursing students at Penn ...

AI nursing ethics: Viability of robots and artificial intelligence in nursing practice While robots and artificial intelligence have the potential to act as nurses, it raises several ethical concerns ...

In a time when diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs and principles are under fire, it's important for CNOs to ...

Ethics help nurses make the right decisions under the guidance of their morals. However, due to acute staffing shortages, nurses may feel constantly dissatisfied with their jobs.

Typically, nursing schools graduate 188,000 new nurses each year, but by their second year in the workforce, 33% quit due to burnout, according to IntelyCare, a nursing agency. There are 4.3 ...

Nurses’ ability to ensure their patients’ well-being is among the reasons why they rate the highest in honesty and ethics, says a nursing regulatory official.

Role play is one way organizations can help new nurses think through ethical dilemmas and how to handle them, said Mary Hooshmand, Ph.D., R.N., an associate dean at the University of Miami School ...

School of Nursing and Health Studies Ethics professor Carol Taylor will receive the Ethics of Caring Nursing Ethics Leadership Award, the NHS announced across social media platforms Jan. 31. Taylor ...

This training helps skilled nursing facility leaders and staff understand ethics and compliance by describing three steps: 1) Do the right thing, 2) Report, 3) Respond. Participants will learn about ...