This past year has been challenging for many people and in many different aspects. On March 13th the nation had declared a nation emergency. We were no longer able to go back to school from what we thought would be a week-long break, we weren’t able to go outside as we had now been put into quarantine which who knew how long this would last. As the pandemic progressed and more people got sick, the treat was moving closer to home….
After completing all of the ethical assignments and watching the movie “Miss Ever’s Boys” my understanding of what nurses contribute during ethical research has changed because before I thought nurses didn’t really have a big part in the ethical research I thought that went to a committee but now I know that there is more nurses do, they inform patients about some of the risks and benefits of being in the research or make sure that informed consent was signed…
When I think of ethics, I think about doing the right thing for others and looking at the greater good even if it may be a difficult decision. The role that nurses have regarding ethical evidence implementation and generation I would assume is that they find or come across an ethical problem and they do research on it. That something is wrong with a patient that has a hard ethical question towards it like if a patient who is malnourished should…
During the process of the finding evidence and analyzing what we found, we found that our topic is more common than we thought. There is more information about postpartum depression and what that means/ what it can do to mothers than I knew. When we had to analyze what we found and go through the literature that we wanted to use, I wouldn’t say that we changed our minds on the topic that we picked but it definitely opened up…
