Ethics in nursing are the codes of conducts or standards that are designed to suit the responsibilities and obligations of the nurses (Tsitsis, 2014). Providing nurses’ services with reverence for human dignity despite the social status, nationality, religion of the patients, and other factors that may bring partiality to the patient care (ethic of justice), which is one of the principles of code of conducts (Schminke, Arnaud, & Taylor, 2015). Many researchers have indicated that when care is rendered to patient without biases of status, it bring warm touching feeling to individual patients. Nursing ethics is supported on a progression of ethical principles that are particularly pertinent to nursing practice and patient care. These principles are integrated in the common morality that is accepted by most individual in the society (Tsai, Wang, Chou, 2015).
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In view of this, the purpose of this paper is to (a) discuss about ethics of caring and ethics of justice, (b) compare the ethics of caring versus ethics of justice perspectives, (c) briefly discuss an ethics of care model, and (d) the application of ethics of caring in a clinical
In view of this, the purpose of this paper is to (a) discuss about ethics of caring and ethics of justice, (b) compare the ethics of caring versus ethics of justice perspectives, (c) briefly discuss an ethics of care model, and (d) the application of ethics of caring in a clinical