Ethical Issues Encountered by Military Nurses During Wartime

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Abstract

Military nurses encounter similar issues as civilian nurses in daily practice situations; however, wartime and humanitarian missions may bring unique and difficult ethical dilemmas. While nursing has the American Nurses Association code of ethics to provide a framework to guide ethical practice decisions, conflicts may arise from the unique aspects of nursing within a wartime environment. Understanding those conflicts occuring within the military wartime scenario can provide nurses with experiential examples from which to derive strategies for personal coping and professional behavior and decision making. This chapter describes the research that has focused upon the identification of these issues, the effects from uresolved issues, and those directions for future research to better prepare miltiary nurses before and during deployment.

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Agazio, J., Goodman, P., Opanubi, O., & McMullen, P. (2016). Ethical Issues Encountered by Military Nurses During Wartime. Annual Review of Nursing Research. https://doi.org/10.1891/0739-6686.34.227

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