Title: Values, Morals, Ethics and Advocacy | Student Nursing Study Blog
Headings: Values, Morals, Ethics and Advocacy
Values, Morals, Ethics and Advocacy
VALUES, ETHICS, AND ADVOCACY
Values
Values Transmission
Personal Values
Professional Values
Values Clarification
Morality and Ethics
Moral Development
Moral Frameworks
Moral Principles
Nursing Ethics
Nursing Codes of Ethics
Origins of Ethical Problems in Nursing
Making Ethical Decisions
Strategies to Enhance Ethical Decision and Practice
Specific Ethical Issues
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Abortion
Organ Transplantation
End-of-Life Issues
Allocation of Scarce Health Resources
Management of Personal Health Information
Advocacy
The Advocate’s Role
Advocacy in Home Care
Professional and Public Advocacy

Content: Example: “ I believe if I study hard I will make good grades.” Belief and value would be “Good grades are important to me and I believe I can make good grades if I study very hard.” Attitudes mental stance that is composed of many different beliefs; usually involving a positive or negative judgment toward a person, object, or idea
Judged by others as being bad or good, positive or negative
They vary greatly among individuals. Example: some clients may feel strongly about their need for privacy, whereas others may dismiss it as important. Values Transmission
Values are learned through observation and experience. Therefore, they are influenced greatly by cultural, ethnic, and religious groups and by family and peer groups. Example: