Ethical considerations for undocumented immigrants and health

McGuire, Sharon

doi:10.1016/j.outlook.2014.08.012

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“…36 Analyzing ethical questions, dilemmas, and distress associated with patient encounters and influencing factors within the organization are important actions. 37 Other endeavors to increase awareness and knowledge include participation in cultural competence training and national and international nursing associations concerned with immigrant care. 20,37 PRACTICE AND RESEARCH In addition to translation of knowledge to practice in face-to-face ethical care of children and families, [23][24][25] nurse leaders can become involved in organizational nursing shared governance structures, policy and procedure councils, and national and international nursing associations that advocate for human rights and access, coverage, and equity of care for all children.…”

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“…37 Other endeavors to increase awareness and knowledge include participation in cultural competence training and national and international nursing associations concerned with immigrant care. 20,37 PRACTICE AND RESEARCH In addition to translation of knowledge to practice in face-to-face ethical care of children and families, [23][24][25] nurse leaders can become involved in organizational nursing shared governance structures, policy and procedure councils, and national and international nursing associations that advocate for human rights and access, coverage, and equity of care for all children. 20 Research is needed that explores spiritual-ethical and bureaucratic factors of caring in the hospital 11 and exposes the sufferings, barriers, challenges, and health outcomes experienced by Latinx children and families with unauthorized status.…”

Section: Self-assessment and Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Self-assessment and Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Self-assessment and Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…20 Research is needed that explores spiritual–ethical and bureaucratic factors of caring in the hospital 11 and exposes the sufferings, barriers, challenges, and health outcomes experienced by Latinx children and families with unauthorized status. 37 …”

Section: Practice and Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Call for Nurse Leader Action: Ethical Nursing Care of Latinx Unauthorized Immigrant Children and Families

Stephen¹,

Zoucha²

2021

Nurse Leader

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Latinx unauthorized immigrant children and children of unauthorized immigrant parents are at risk for care disparities and negative health outcomes. Unauthorized immigration from South and Central America to the United States has elevated to crisis level, exposing many children to poor health conditions, human rights violations, and risk of death. Unauthorized status greatly influences care access and delivery in the hospital setting. Restricted nursing care creates ethical dilemmas. Nurse leaders are in key positions to influence and advocate care. This article explores issues surrounding nursing care using the Theory of Bureaucratic Caring and identifies opportunities for nurse leader action.

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confidence: 99%