Nursing ethics

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  Año 2007, Número 1

  • Editorial

    Verena Tschudin

    págs. 1-2

    

  • Editorial Comment

    Leila Toiviainen

    págs. 3-4

    

  • Factors predicting nurses' consideration of leaving their job during the SARS outbreak

    David Koh, Judith Shu-Chu Shiao

    págs. 5-17

    

  • Self-state of nurses in caring for SARS survivors

    I.-Ling Sue

    págs. 18-26

    

  • Consent and assent to participate in research from people with dementia

    Eileen Jennings, Marlene A. Reimer, Dixie Cole, Susan E. Slaughter

    págs. 27-40

    

  • Questionable requirement for consent in observational research in psychiatry

    Knut W Ruyter, Kristin Heggen, Marit Helene Hem

    págs. 41-53

    

  • The Terminal: a tale of virtue

    Wendy Austin

    págs. 54-61

    

  • Why hospice nurses need high self-esteem

    Wim Dekkers, Gert Olthuis, Carlo Leget

    págs. 62-71

    

  • QALY: an ethical issue that dare not speak its name

    Peter Hirskyj

    págs. 72-82

    

  • Autonomy, responsibility and the italian code of deontology for nurses

    Gaia Barazzetti, Stefania Radaelli, Roberta Sala

    págs. 83-98

    

  • A novel framework for reflecting on the functioning of research ethics review panels

    Sheelagh Martindale, Colin Macduff, Anne Marie Rennie, Andrew McKie, Bernice West, Sylvia Wilcock

    págs. 99-116

    

  • News

    págs. 117-122

    

  • Calendar of events

    págs. 123-124