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• The Japanese Value of Harmony and Nursing Ethics 

  Konishi, Emiko; Yahiro, Michiko; Nakajima, Naoko; Ono, Miki (2009-09)

  Harmony is one of the most fundamental Japanese values. It is derived from Confucianism and encompasses a state of mind, an action process and outcomes of the action. This article draws on research data and discusses ...
• The Ethics of Withdrawing Artificial Food and Fluid From Terminally Ill Patients: An End-of-Life Dilemma for Japanese Nurses and Families 

  Konishi, Emiko; Davis, Anne J.; Aiba, Toshiaki (2002-01)

  End-of-life issues have become an urgent problem in Japan, where people are among the longest lived in the world and most of them die while connected to high-technology medical equipment. This study examines a sensitive ...
• Japanese Nurses' Perceptions About Disclosure of Information at the Patients' End of Life 

  Konishi, Emiko; Davis, Anne J. (1999-09)