Caring

This book critically examines nursing ethics through a feminine lens, offering insights into the 'justice versus care' debate and empowering nurses in ethical decision-making.

In Caring, the author explores the foundational principles of nursing ethics through the lens of a feminine 'ethics of care'. This book provides a thorough philosophical and practical examination of the ongoing 'justice versus care' debate, which has significant implications for the nursing profession. By delving into the complexities of ethical decision-making, the author highlights the essential role nurses play in advocating for patient-centered care.

The text offers a critical perspective on contemporary efforts to establish a nursing ethics framework that prioritizes care over traditional justice-oriented approaches. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the relational and contextual factors that influence ethical decisions in nursing practice. Through various case studies and theoretical discussions, Caring illustrates how a focus on care can lead to more compassionate and effective patient outcomes.

Additionally, the book proposes a decision-making framework that empowers nurses to navigate ethical dilemmas effectively. By placing nurses at the center of this framework, the author argues for a shift in how nursing ethics is perceived and practiced. Caring ultimately serves as a valuable resource for nursing professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of ethical principles and enhance their practice in a rapidly changing healthcare landscape.