Titlebook: Ethical Issues in Nursing and Midwifery Practice; A European Perspecti Win Tadd (Consultant in Health Care Ethics and Edu Textbook 1998Late

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Setting the Scene,, can there be?’ Europe after all is enormous in geographical terms, comprising some 50 or so countries and encompassing a vast diversity of values, languages, cultures, races and religions. At a superficial level therefore, one might be led into thinking that the multicultural, multilingual and mul

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Children, Rights and Nursing Concerns,r philosophical argument has been developed around the concept of moral rights. Writings on the nature of moral rights, what they are, who can lay claim to them, whom they benefit and what difference their existence makes to social morality — have been the preoccupation of Western philosophy since t

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Ethical Issues in the Care of Older People: Difference, Distinction and Division,d and rights, among other things, but one of the fundamental issues which is not often made explicit is the degree to which the concerns that we raise are actually about ourselves. With some of the client groups identified in this book, we can see or construct some clear divisions between these grou