When the patient causes the problem: the effect of patient responsibility on the nurse‐patient relationship
DP Olsen - Journal of advanced nursing, 1997 - Wiley Online Library
A positive connection to the patient as a person within a nurse‐patient relationship provides
the context for ethical treatment. The relationship characterized by caring concern for the
patient is also a clinically effective resource. Ethical analysis shows that a nurse's caring and
other health care resources should not be allocated based on the degree to which the
patient is responsible for the clinical condition. Interviews were conducted with 51 nursing
students and nurses about their feelings toward hypothetical patients. The theme of 'patient …
the context for ethical treatment. The relationship characterized by caring concern for the
patient is also a clinically effective resource. Ethical analysis shows that a nurse's caring and
other health care resources should not be allocated based on the degree to which the
patient is responsible for the clinical condition. Interviews were conducted with 51 nursing
students and nurses about their feelings toward hypothetical patients. The theme of 'patient …
When the patient causes the problem: the effect of patient responsibility on the nurse-patient relationship... patient's responsibility for the clinical situation.
DP Olsen - Journal of Advanced Nursing (Wiley-Blackwell), 1997 - search.ebscohost.com
A positive connection to the patient as a person within a nurse-patient relationship provides
the context for ethical treatment. The relationship characterized by caring concern for the
patient is also a clinically effective resource. Ethical analysis shows that a nurse's caring and
other health care resources should not be allocated based on the degree to which the
patient is responsible for the clinical condition. Interviews were conducted with 51 nursing
students and nurses about their feelings toward hypothetical patients. The theme of'patient …
the context for ethical treatment. The relationship characterized by caring concern for the
patient is also a clinically effective resource. Ethical analysis shows that a nurse's caring and
other health care resources should not be allocated based on the degree to which the
patient is responsible for the clinical condition. Interviews were conducted with 51 nursing
students and nurses about their feelings toward hypothetical patients. The theme of'patient …
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