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Upholding ethical pillars in nursing academia
1Dominican University.
Abstract:
This manuscript explores the philosophical implications of ethical principles such as honesty, integrity, fairness, reliability, and objectivity and their impact on professional nursing. By examining these values within Western society, the discussion highlights the importance of integrating these virtues into contemporary nursing education. Through a detailed analysis of each precept, the document underscores their potential to enhance the quality of education, improve interactions among faculty and staff, and achieve positive student outcomes. Ultimately, this treatise advocates for a balanced pedagogical approach in nursing that leverages these elements to foster a more compassionate world, where ethical connections in academia underpin our collective existence.
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