Nursing ethics

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  Año 2006, Número 3

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    Editorial

    Verena Tschudin

    págs. 215-216

    
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    Editorial Comment

    Chris Gastmans

    págs. 217-218

    
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    Comment

    Chang-Yi Yin, Huey-Ming Tzeng

    págs. 219-221

    
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    Cancer Patients' Perception of Being or Not Being Confirmed

    Berit Sæteren, Dagfinn Nåden

    págs. 222-235

    
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    Patients' Dignity in a Rehabilitation Ward: ethical challenges for nursing staff

    Dagfinn Nåden, Aase Stabell

    págs. 236-248

    
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    Everyday ethics in the care of elderly people

    Edith Andersson, Ingrid Ågren Bolmsjö, Lars Sandman

    págs. 249-263

    
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    Nurses' attitudes towards people with dementia: the semantic differential technique

    Ove Hellzén, Yvonne Helin, Kenneth Asplund, Annika Dahl, Karl-Gustaf Norbergh

    págs. 264-274

    
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    Bridging western ethics and japanese local ethics by listening to nurses' concerns

    Shigeko Izumi

    págs. 275-283

    
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    Decision making in acute care: a practical framework supporting the 'best interests' principle

    Susan Bailey

    págs. 284-291

    
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    Stem cell and related therapies: nurses and midwives representing all parties

    SH Cedar

    págs. 292-303

    
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    Cultural and historical perspectives on nursing and ethics: listening to each other ¿ report of the conference in Taipei, Taiwan, 19 May 2005, organized by ICNE and Nursing Ethics

    Verena Tschudin

    págs. 304-322

    
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    Letter to the Editor

    Cagatay Üstün

    págs. 323-324

    
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    News

    págs. 325-326

    
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    Book reviews

    págs. 327-329

    
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    Calendar of events

    págs. 330-331