theories and pragmatics Curtin, Leah creator autor. text monographic 363 páginas ; 23 centímetros What are human rights?. The commitment of rights: responsibility. Is health care a right?. Human problems: Human beings. Conscience: right and wrong. No rush to judgment. Nursing's contract with society. The nurse-patient relationship: foundations, purposes, responsibilities, and rights. The commitment of nursing. The nurse-family relationship. The nurse-nurse relationship. The nurse-physician relationship. The nurse-institution relationship. Introduction to case studies. Conflicting obligations. Extending the scope of care. Insubordination-patient load. Consent, conflict, and "euthanasia". Abortion, privacy, and conscience. Nurse-physician conflict-telephone orders. Refusal of treatment for minors. Structures, attitudes; regulations, and the rights of the elderly. Nursing education-the unethical conduct of the role models. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the nurse. Hyperalimentation-the distribution of a scarce resource. Confidentiality of patients' records. A patient's right to know-a nurse's right to tell. Nurse-patient conflict-consent for nursing intervention. Leah Curtin. SEG68 SEG70 SEG69 SEG67 SEG43 P144 P143 P131 P122 P120 P117 P112 P110 P106 P101 P80 P59 P54 P35 P33 P30 Enfermeras Ética 174.2 C95 0893030538 PE-LiUPU 150623 20250731170429.0 spa