treatments, interventions, or care. In addition autonym in decision-making necessitates giving appropriate and adequate information to the clients and, if necessary, to their families. So autonomy in decision-making occurs when nurses let patients be informed, free, and independent to decide on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention through giving them appropriate information.
Konishi (2009) debates that conscious adult patient should they decide. With regard to nursing profession, nurses should provide the patients with information, explain suggested interventions, and let them free to either accept or reject incoming procedures so that they and their families can make a decision about their condition.
Precision and accuracy in caring
Konishi (2009) debates that conscious adult patient should they decide. With regard to nursing profession, nurses should provide the patients with information, explain suggested interventions, and let them free to either accept or reject incoming procedures so that they and their families can make a decision about their condition.
Precision and accuracy in caring