… Interpretive statement 1.2 further states that although nurses may not agree with a patient’s
choices, nurses are obligated to promote patient safety and provide opportunities to eradicate …

… The second interpretive statement focuses on “promotion of … interpretive statement centers
on the importance of the nurse’… This statement recommends “nurses should eat a healthy diet, …

… interpretative statements (herein italicized under each provision). Each interpretative statement
is followed by an explication of its relationship to emergency nursing’s ethical values and …

… interpretive statements, together, comprise the Code and are morally binding. The provisions
are broad ethical statements, whereas the interpretive statements … interpretive statements …

… The Special Committee on Ethics highly values all comments from AORN members regarding
the individual interpretive statements and the overall document. Please comment on this …

… with examples of their use by nurses working in kidney transplantation. These interpretative
statements are intended to guide the transplant nurse in supporting patient-centered decision…

… The Code (ANA, 2015) articulates the ethical obliga tions of all registered nurses. The nine
provisions iden tify the responsibilities of nurses, while the interpretive statements provide …

… The code sets out the required elements for ethical conduct and empowers nurses to
make ethical decisions more perfectly as they perform as clinical nurses, researchers, …

The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing (OJIN) published a series of six articles in which
nurses addressed ethical issues in health care from a number of perspectives. Pervasive …

… nursing practice. Because the interpretive statements more contextually address current …
of Ethics for Nurses per se. The provisions of the code were last revised in l976, 25 years ago. …