Professional development of nurses detail view.pttx

Nursing development and growth
Professional development

1. Apply Ethical Decision Making principles with logic in professional practice Group # 02

2. GROUP MEMBERS NC Ume Aiman NC Ruby NC Shazia Parveen NC Noor Fatima NC Saira Ismail NC Rimsha Shamroz

3. OBJECTIVES At the end of this presentation, the learners will be able to: Understand the ethics, ethical decisions, and ethical decision making Understand the ethical principles Factors influencing ethical decision making Challenges faced during ethical decision making Process of ethical decision making

4. INTRODUCTION Ehtics Definition: “The principles of conduct governing an individual or a group’’ OR “A   system  of  accepted beliefs that control behaviour, especially such a system based on morals’’

5. EXAMPLES Obeying the company's rules Effective communication Taking responsibility Accountability Professionalism Trust and mutual respect for your colleagues at work

6. EHTICAL DECISONS Ethical Decisions generate trust, demonstrate respect, responsibility, fairness, and caring; and are consistent with good citizenship. These behaviors provide a foundation for making better decisions by setting the ground rules for our behavior Practicing Ethical Decision Making can help you maintain an honest, supportive, and fair work for your company and it's also necessary to ensure your company

7. ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING Ethical Decision Making : Process of evaluating and choosing among alternatives in a manner consistent with ethical principles

8. ETHICAL PRINCIPLES 1. Respect for Autonomy 2. Non-Maleficence 3. Beneficence 4. Justice 5. Veracity 6. Fidelity

9. CONT…. 7. Confidentiality 8 . Accountability 9. Transparency 10. Fairness 11. Respect for Rights 12. Compassion

10. AUTONOMY “The  ability to make your own decisions without being controlled by anyone  else’’ “The  right  of a  group of people  to  govern itself or to organize its own  activities’’ e.g. Getting up early each morning to go for a run because you enjoy doing it

11. AUTONOMY: LOGIC Informed decision making Enhance critical thinking Increase self confidence Greater accountability Better outcomes

12. NON-MALEFICENCE “Do no harm or injury to patients’’ e.g. Don't keep giving a patient medicine that has proven to be harmful Logic: Enhance harm preventions Improve risk management Reduce reliability Increase accountability

13. BENEFICENCE “Refers to ethical principle doing and provide benefit’’ e.g. Providing comfort to the dying patient Logic: Assessment of benefits and harms Logical reasoning Resolving ethical dilemmas

14. JUSTICE “Ensuring fairness and equality in ethical conduct’’ Logic: Improve accountability Enhance transparency Adherence to regulations Promote culture of fairness

15. VERACITY “Being truthful and accurate’’ e.g. Offering honest feedback to colleagues Logic: Enhance trust Build strong relationship Maintain credibility

16. FIDELITY “Being loyal, trustworthy and true to someone or something’’ Logic: Improve ethical decision making Building trust with client Helps to make reasoned decisions

17. CONFIDENTIALITY “The act of Protecting sensitive information's and privacy’’ Logic: Develops trust Provide patient safety Quality care

18. ACCOUNTABILITY “ Take responsibility for one's actions’’ Logic: Generates responsibility Trust and credibility Learning and growth

19. TRANSPARENCY “Being open and clear in decision-making processes’’ Logic: Openness Accessibility Trust building Informed decision making

20. FACTORS INFLUENCING ETHICAL DECISION MAKING Personal values and beliefs Organizational culture Legal and Regulatory considerations

21. CHALLENGES IN ETHICAL DECISION MAKING Conflict of interest Moral Distress Cultural Differences

22. CONT…. 1. Conflict of Interest: A situation where personal interests or biases compromise impartial decision-making 2. Moral Distress: Emotional discomfort or anguish resulting from conflicting values or principles in decision-making 3. Cultural Differences: Variations in beliefs, values, and practices across cultures that can influence ethical decision-making and lead to misunderstandings or conflicts

23. STEP 1 Understand ethical decision making process

24. STEP 2 Identify the ethical dilemma/ issue

25. STEP 3 Collect relevant information

26. STEP 4 Analyze options/ alternatives

27. STEP 5 Choose among alternatives/ make decision

28. STEP 6 Take action /implement

29. STEP 7 Evaluate the action