… Three aspects of professional ethics are identified in this study that is instrumental in … mutual
vulnerability in this care context: professional identity, professional context, and professional …

… This type of care involves four key elements—mutual … ethical issues that are likely to arise
involving the elderly. Some of the vulnerabilities found in professional ethics in elderly care are …

… The core elements of relational ethics that have been identified are: engagement, mutual …
limits to thinking of professional ethics in terms of virtues- being caring, being compassionate, …

… needs of older people. However, Norwegian nurses are often alone on their shifts with the
overall responsibility for patient care, leaving them vulnerable to stress and work overload. …

… work in understanding the definition of what ethics of care is … very wrong with our care of
vulnerable older people when '… recognise our mutual vulnerability and need for care and ensure …

… concerns bound to basic human conditions like vulnerability … mentioned mutual vulnerability
as a sign of a changing patient… professional's responsibility to ensure ethics of care in the …

… vulnerability in research ethics is centred on the inability to give voluntary informed consent,
we may have a convincing case for excluding terminally ill patients from vulnerable … mutually …

… It was this “frontline” care work with mostly elderly female … , especially to those who are
vulnerable. An understanding of the … , a feminist ethic is attentive to relationships and the mutual …

… with themes concerning caring for vulnerable and suffering patients, ethical ideals, experienced
… Courage and professional ethical development are encouraged when the meeting with …

… in the care of older people but that, in reality, health care … to older age rendering patients
more vulnerable to a loss of … should take individual responsibility for promoting patients’ dignity …