Nursing Ethics: Dignity and Modesty in Care - 6 CE Credits
Enhance your understanding of nursing ethics, focusing on dignity, modesty, and professional conduct in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) care.
Learning Objectives
Evidence-Based Overview
Evidence-Based Overview, cont.
How These Issues Arise
Potential Harm
Scenario 1: Opposite-Gender Peri-Care Without a Chaperone
Scenario 1: cont.
Scenario 1: cont.
Good Practice
Charting Example
Reflective Questions
Reflective Quiz
Scenario 2: Wound Care in a Shared Bay, No Draping
Scenario 2: cont.
Teaching Points
Charting Example
Reflective Questions
Reflective Quiz
Scenario 3: Foley for a Muslim Patient—Opposite Gender Nurse
Scenario 3: cont.
Good Practice
Charting Example
Reflective Quiz
Reflective Micro-Scenarios
Learning Objectives
Evidence-Based Overview
Evidence-Based Overview, cont.
How These Issues Arise
Potential Harm
Prevention & Evidence-Based Practice
Scenario 1: Charge–Subordinate “Situationship”
Teaching Point
Reflective Quiz
Scenario 2: Nurse–Nurse Intimacy Conflicts with Care
Teaching Points
Reflective Questions
Reflective Quiz
Scenario 3: Sexual Innuendo in Staff Spaces
Teaching Points
Reflective Questions
Reflective Quiz
Learning Objectives
Evidence-Based Overview
How These Issues Arise
Potential Harm
Scenario 1: Gossip About a Patient’s Body/Intimate Topic
Scenario 1: cont.
Reflective Quiz
Scenario 2: Gossip About Staff Relationships
Teaching Points
Reflective Quiz
Score of 80% required to pass.
Post-Course Survey