Due to the development of societies and nursing sciences, complexity of the ethical
situations that nurses encounter is increasing. Moral sensitivity is the first component of …

Ethical sensitivity is defined as sensitivity to ethical problems, which for nurses means being
acquainted with ethical values within a situation or situations concerning human health. As a …

Nurses need to be familiar with the ethical issues of nursing and its sensitivity to all
communications and interventions with patients. This sensitivity as a basis for nursing ethics …

In the nursing profession, ethical practice is contingent upon the nurses' ability to determine
the ethical issues in their vocation, and their sensitivity to these issues in the nurse-patient …

Introduction: J Educ Ethics Nurs 2020; 8 (3&4): 30-36 Moral sensitivity is a combination of
one's awareness of dimensions such as being responsible and attention to ethical issues …

As future providers of health services, nursing students should learn about ethical concepts
over the course of their education. These concepts are currently taught in nursing schools …

Abstract Background and Aim: Moral Sensitivity is the first component in observing ethics.
However, occasionally some Nurses do not possess necessary sensitivity due to certain …

Health professionals frequently confront serious situations in which an ethical judgment is
required clinical practice. Based thinking of nurses to respect the life, times, and human …

Aim. The aim of this study was to evaluate the ethical sensitivity and its relationship with
demographic characteristics in critical care nurses of Shahid Rajaee Heart Center in Tehran …

Abstract Background and Aim: Moral sensitivity is a feature that enables a person to
recognize his/her moral conflicts and to understand the results of moral judgment about …