2018
DOI: 10.17509/jpki.v4i2.13637
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Ethical Dilemmas of End of Life Care in Intensive Care Unit : A Literature Review

Abstract: The end-of-life (EOL) care is the progressive terminal illness, leading to death; that in the situation the nurse have significant role in decision making. In decision making, temporarily, the nurse will experiences the ethical dilemmas, including in intensive care unit (ICU) with any factors resulting in problem in medical decision making. The literature review intends to analyze the description of ethical dilemmas occurred in intensive care unit, especially to the EOL care. A method used is critical review f… Show more

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“…This ethical dilemma occurs when nurses face obstacles that prevent them from taking actions that are contrary to their moral beliefs (Santiago & Abdool, 2011). Such conditions could occur due to moral pressure, which could also lead the actions taken to be suboptimal (Arianto et al, 2018). This condition is also often found when there is a treatment interruption process after the DNR decision-making process (Brizzi et al, 2012).…”
Section: Dnr Decisions and The Nurse's Confidencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This ethical dilemma occurs when nurses face obstacles that prevent them from taking actions that are contrary to their moral beliefs (Santiago & Abdool, 2011). Such conditions could occur due to moral pressure, which could also lead the actions taken to be suboptimal (Arianto et al, 2018). This condition is also often found when there is a treatment interruption process after the DNR decision-making process (Brizzi et al, 2012).…”
Section: Dnr Decisions and The Nurse's Confidencementioning
confidence: 99%