… care, David is in a very vulnerable situation. To handle situations like this, healthcare
professionals can find support from basic ethical … Because of the mutual dependency of the …

… of a moral dilemma, separately right or justified but mutually … weak, especially among more
vulnerable groups. This may … of nurses and health care professionals ethical competence and …

… is to protect the unique person's dignity from vulnerability, … Dignified care is based on mutual
trust, security, integrity, … by the dignity of both and the professional ethics, the interest and the …

… and vulnerability of the other human beings in their care, they … in ethical codes for nurses, in
the form of professional ethical … , who understand the other and jointly strive toward a mutual …

… of mutually caring subjects. More specifically, with a sensitivity to caring relations, care ethics
… Instead, it emphasized vulnerability, dependence and asymmetry in affective relationships …

… and knowledge to inform care and support. Turning to universal vulnerability, we consider
… in ways that iteratively develop the science and ethics of their fields together to the mutually …

… , social, and moral significance of informal care. The … questions across both feminist work
on care and scholarship in … rigid, antithetical, or mutually exclusive dichotomy that is typically …

… might hinder mutual communication and understanding between patient and doctor. … ’s
vulnerable state lays the foundation for a duty of responsibility and care on the part of the patient’s …

… connected with professional actors. Elderly care networks can be rather vulnerable because
… from the Arnhem and Nijmegen Research Ethics Committee or another recognized review …

… of mutual respect among colleagues and a shared mission in terms of adopting ethical
behaviors and maintaining high-quality patient care (9 … is shared with healthcare professionals). …