Giving Information to Sick Children
Creator
Rozsos, Elizabeth
Bibliographic Citation
Nursing Ethics. 1996 Mar; 3(1): 65-68.
Abstract
This article describes a study carried out among 14-18-year-old nursing students in Hungary. The students were asked to consider an ethical problem. The parents of a sick child ask that she should not be told of a forthcoming operation. Are the nurses to agree to this demand or not? The author concluded from this study that nurses need more training in ethical decision-making, that they need to know about the rights of children in hospital, and that nursing training should start when students are older.
Date
1996-03Subject
Adolescents; Age Factors; Attitudes; Children; Competence; Decision Making; Disclosure; Dissent; Education; Ethics; Evaluation; Hospitals; Kidney Diseases; Nurses; Nursing Education; Nursing Ethics; Nursing Research; Nursing Students; Parents; Professional Competence; Research; Rights; Students; Surgery; Survey; Truth Disclosure;
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Giving Information to Sick Children
Rozsos, Elizabeth (1996-03)