A Theory of Goal Attainment: Philosophical and Ethical Implications

King, Imogene M.

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“…According to King’s (1996, 1999) communication and transaction in health, energy level, family, socio‐economic, psychological and cognitive domains lead to better reproductive health among women. Their reproductive health status is an indicator of their autonomy, position, condition and decision‐making power to control their own lives.…”

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Determinants of reproductive health and related quality of life among Indian women in mining communities

D’Souza

Somayaji

Karkada

2011

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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The findings suggest that physical, psychological, sexual, family, socio-economic, energy level and cognitive domains of reproductive health and quality of life need to be assessed and are influenced by important determinants among women. These domains reflected in the theory of goal attainment should be an essential part of nursing process for providing women's reproductive health care in the mining community.

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Determinants of reproductive health and related quality of life among Indian women in mining communities

D’Souza

Somayaji

Karkada

2011

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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“…A interação construída na relação entre as próprias mulheres que compartilham experiências comuns e/ou singulares também pode ser um importante recurso terapêutico no cuidado de enfermagem. Assim, o conceito de interação (5) mostra-se aplicável para sustentar o atendimento de enfermagem à mulher em uma estratégia de discussão em grupo.…”

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Grupo feminino de cuidado: estratégia de pesquisa-cuidado à mulher

Trindade¹,

Ferreira

2009

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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Pesquisa qualitativa cujo objetivo foi implementar um Grupo de Discussão que servisse de estratégia de pesquisa e assistência às mulheres. Os sujeitos foram dezoito mulheres de uma Unidade de Saúde. O método foi o da pesquisa convergente-assistencial. A análise temática foi aplicada ao conteúdo gerado nas discussões. Os resultados indicaram que as mulheres referendaram a estratégia do Grupo estabelecendo o diálogo, ouvindo suas próprias vozes e a das outras, desenvolvendo a auto-percepção sobre seus saberes na co-construção do conhecimento que contribuiu para o autocuidado. O Grupo de Discussão configurou-se como oportunidade e estímulo da clientela na potencialização da promoção à saúde.

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“…The model involves three dimensions: ‘ethical framework’, ‘decision‐making theory’ and ‘contextual framework’. King (1999) proposes a model for ethical decision‐making that incorporates the different phases of the nursing process and emphasizes the necessity for nurses to be aware of the ethical nursing codes as well as their own value system. Cameron (2000) advocates an ethical decision‐making model for nurses, where the four biomedical principles of Beauchamp and Childress (2001) and caring virtues (Barbosa da Silva, 1995) are integrated.…”

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Core ethical issues of clinical nursing supervision

Berggren

Silva

Severinsson

2005

Nursing & Health Sciences

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Clinical nursing supervision enables supervisees to reflect on ethically difficult caring situations, thereby strengthening their professional identity, integrating nursing theory and practice, and leading to the development of ethical competence. The aim of this study was to develop an understanding of the core ethical issues of clinical nursing supervision, using previous research as well as philosophical analysis of the theories of three moral philosophers: Harald Ofstad, Richard Hare and Carol Gilligan. The ultimate aim of this study was to develop a general model for ethical decision-making and to establish its relevance for clinical nursing supervision. The findings highlight four important values for the development of a basis for ethical decision-making. These values are caring, dignity, responsibility and virtue.

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A Theory of Goal Attainment: Philosophical and Ethical Implications

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Determinants of reproductive health and related quality of life among Indian women in mining communities

Determinants of reproductive health and related quality of life among Indian women in mining communities

Grupo feminino de cuidado: estratégia de pesquisa-cuidado à mulher

Core ethical issues of clinical nursing supervision

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