Nursing ethics and the Holocaust: pilot of an innovation in teaching

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Abstract

More nurses than doctors killed in the Holocaust but are little studied. In Nazi ‘euthanasia’ institutional patients, with others, were killed by nurses. A German film, Fog in August (2016), tells of a boy caught in Nazi ‘euthanasia’. We piloted the film to increase knowledge about nurses in Nazi ‘euthanasia’. In Australia, 21 participants (health professionals, community members) completed pre-and-post questionnaires testing levels of knowledge. Knowledge increased–median post-score (1.75) > pre-score (1.0), median of differences 0.5 (p = 0.001). This film effectively increased knowledge, and the study methods worked. We will develop a project to teach nurses about genocides.

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Shields, L., Manning, J., McAllister, M., O’Brien, D., Shields, K., Emeto, T. I., … Benedict, S. (2022). Nursing ethics and the Holocaust: pilot of an innovation in teaching. Holocaust Studies, 28(2), 121–142. https://doi.org/10.1080/17504902.2021.1906077

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