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This article explores the ethical implications of shame and shaming in healthcare, particularly for nursing. It emphasizes maintaining human dignity amidst challenging healthcare experiences.

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  • To initiate a dialogue on straight-thinking approaches to shame in nursing.

Main Methods:

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    • Identified significant ethical challenges posed by shame and shaming in nursing practice.
    • Highlighted the tension between shaming behaviors and the imperative to uphold human dignity.
    • Proposed a framework for ethical consideration of shame in healthcare.

    Conclusions:

    • Addressing shame and shaming is vital for ethical nursing care.
    • Upholding human dignity requires conscious effort in navigating shame.
    • Further research is needed on practical interventions for managing shame in healthcare.