アンチ・ラシスト・ワールドメイキングの基礎の上に看護を再建する:政治的必須事項
1Assistant Professor, Faculty of Nursing University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB.
Nursing leadership (Toronto, Ont.)
|February 19, 2026
まとめ
看護師は,反人種主義に対する道徳的義務を超えて,体系的な問題に対処しなければなりません. 看護指導者は,政治的必要条件と持続的な行動のための構造的条件に焦点を当てることで変化を推進することができます.
科学分野:
- 介護看護 介護看護とは
- 反人種主義は反人種主義です.
- 健康の平等,健康の平等について
背景:
- 人種差別に反対する看護専門職のコミットメントは,批判的な対話を促進しました.
- 反人種主義に対する道徳的義務にのみ頼るということは,職業上の不確実性と道徳的苦痛のリスクを冒します.
- 物質的,構造的障害に対処することは,持続的な反人種主義努力にとって極めて重要です.
研究 の 目的:
- 純粋に道徳的な必須の限界を批判的に評価し,反人種主義を看護する.
- 反人種主義イニシアチブにおける構造的,政治的要因に対処する方向への移行を提唱する.
- 反人種主義的な世界構築を推進する看護リーダーシップの役割を強調する.
主な方法:
- この研究は,看護におけるアンチ・ラシズムの現状について批判的な反省を伴う.
- 構造的アプローチと対比した道徳的義務の影響の分析.
- 看護指導における政治的必要条件に関する概念的枠組み.
主要な成果:
- 道徳的要求だけでは不十分であり,効果的な反人種主義には潜在的に有害である.
- 物質的・構造的条件は,看護における反人種差別対策の持続を著しく妨げています.
- 看護指導者は,反人種主義的な変化のための政治的義務を制定する能力を有しています.
結論:
- 介護における持続的な反人種主義は,道徳的義務から政治的義務への移行を必要とする.
- 看護指導者は,人種差別をなくすための構造的変化を擁護しなければならない.
- 政治的な必須事項に焦点を当てれば,より公平で公正な医療制度を育むことができる.
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