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Live by the code
Do your research on ethics and you will 'do no harm'.
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Helm an ethics team
Successfully lead an ethics committee with the right tools.
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An intense experience for RNs
Care decisions are complicated when it comes to terminally ill kids.
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Address your moral distress
Liaisons support nurses who need to air ethical concerns.
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LGBTQ care up close
The LGBTQ community has special needs requiring special care.
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BSN in 10 changes things
The New York law raises education requirement for RNs.
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There's power in a hug
Babies need to be touched and held in order for them to thrive.
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The ethics of advocacy
Nurses can be forces of change outside of their workplaces.
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When the end of life is near
Patients need nurses more than ever in their final days.
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Call out unsafe practices
Speaking out against a colleague is intimidating, but necessary.
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8 key assumptions
Leaders draft a blueprint that prioritizes nursing ethics.
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Make every day count
A nurse helps a dying patient spend more time with his young daughter.
CE catalog
Learn important ethics lessons by taking these education modules.
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Keep it confidential
Community RNs must follow confidentiality and privacy policies.
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Know the code
Prepare for patient care challenges by learning the Code of Ethics.
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Who's your go-to person?
RNs share whom they turn to when faced with an ethical dilemma.
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How to make ethical decisions
Patient care decisions start with knowing what the patient wants.
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Choose your words wisely
Medical staff taped comments land them in hot water.
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Protect whistleblowers
Whistleblowers can face repercussions without protection.
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FREE CE: Gene testing
Patients can get gene testing kits on the web. But should they?
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A beautiful death
Treat patients as you would want a family member treated at the end.
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How to Navigate Nursing Ethics

Learn how to overcome ethical dilemmas in nursing

“Nurses can ask families if they have ever talked about what to do if things don’t go the way they hope."
- Lucia Wocial, RN
Caring for terminally ill children
Discontinuing life-sustaining medical treatment remains a hot button issue.
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New York's BSN in 10 law up close
RNs say the East Coast legislation lines up with Code of Ethics.
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“We know from years of study around baccalaureate education that it has a stronger foundation and theoretical basis, leadership skills, nursing research and critical thinking.”
-Cheryl Peterson, RN
Gene tests: High risk or helpful?
Find out about genetic testing kits, their benefits and drawbacks in this CE module.
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Nearly every human disease has a genetic component, and nurses and other healthcare professionals have an important role in educating the public about genetic services.
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