A duras penas: estratégias, conquistas e desafios da enfermagem em escala mundial Against the odds: strategies, achievements and challenges of nursing on a global scale by Luiz A. de Castro Santos

“…This international process, often discontinuous and contradictory, stressed an ethics of caring and stimulated an ethos of professional autonomy among nurses on a global scale.…”
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Development and validation of the code of ethics for midwives in Iran by Masoumeh Simbar, Zahra Kiani, Soheila Nazarpour, Farah Babaei

“…In this new version of the ICEM, the items related to recent social-, scientific, and technical improvements were considered for providing ethical midwifery care.…”
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Self-assessed competence and need for further training among registered nurses in somatic hospital wards in Sweden: a cross-sectional survey by Renée Allvin, Birgitta Bisholt, Karin Blomberg, Carina Bååth, Sigrid Wangensteen

“…Results Registered nurses assessed their competence highest in statements related to cooperation with other health professionals; taking full responsibility for own activities; and acting ethically when caring for patients. They assessed their need for further training most for statements related to assessing patients’ health needs by telephone; giving health promotion advice and recommendations to patients by telephone; as well as improving a creative learning environment for staff at the workplace. …”
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A concept analysis of dignity-protective continence care for care dependent older people in long-term care settings by Joan Ostaszkiewicz, Virginia Dickson-Swift, Alison Hutchinson, Adrian Wagg

“…Conclusions This research resulted in a conceptual understanding of dignity that can be used as a value or guiding principle in an ethic of care for older people who need assistance with toileting, incontinence or bladder or bowel care in long-term care settings.…”
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City Hall plazas : they're different by Hall, Kristen E. (Kristen Elizabeth)

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Ethical and Quality of Care-Related Challenges of Digital Health Twins in Older Care Settings: Protocol for a Scoping Review by Md Shafiqur Rahman Jabin, Emillia Vann Yaroson, Adaobi Ilodibe, Tillal Eldabi

“…ConclusionsThe evidence synthesis is expected to uncover the shreds of evidence required to address the ethical and care quality-related challenges associated with applying DHTs. …”
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Trustworthy management in hospital settings: a systematic review by Andreea Isabela Varga, Ivan Spehar, Helge Skirbekk

“…Conclusions Ethical leadership, caring for employees’ well-being, manager’s availability, competence and an empowering work environment are characteristics associated with trustworthy management. …”
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Ubuntu feminism: Tentative reflections by Drucilla Cornell, Karin van Marle

“…Famously, one of the most intense debates in feminism was between those who defended an ethic of care in a relational view of the self, on one side, and those feminists who held on to more traditional conceptions of justice, placing an emphasis on individuality and autonomy, on the other side. …”
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PERAN ASPEK ETIKA TENAGA MEDIS DALAM PENERAPAN BUDAYA KESELAMATAN PASIEN DI RUMAH SAKIT by Ahmad Ahid Mudayana

“…Ethicalaspecfs become an imporlant part of patient service Keyworcis: ethic, health care personnei, patient safety…”
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Orientação social, papel sexual e julgamento moral: uma comparação entre duas amostras brasileiras e uma norueguesa Social orientation, sexual role, and moral judgment: a compariso... by Angela Biaggio, Arne Vikan, Cleonice Camino

“…Except for a suggestion of differences in women's cultural orientation, comparisons on Gibbs' test of justice morality, the ECI test for ethic of care, Bem's sex role inventory, and Triandis' test for cultural orientations showed that all differences were between the Norwegian sample and the Brazilian samples as a unit. …”
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Clima Organizacional en las escuelas. Un enfoque comparativo para México y Uruguay by Tabaré Fernández Aguerre

“…The comparison among the factorial matrixes of rotated components obtained for each country allowed to identify three factors that correspond generically to the dimensions of "group solidarity", "culture" and a third relative dimension to the "ethic of care" from the teachers to the students. I conclude that the stability of the underlying structure contributes to make reasonable the sketched theory. …”
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从《白蛇传》改编中蛇妖形象的演变解读历代女性意识流变与转向 = Interpretation of the evolution and turning of female consciousness from the evolution of female characters in the adaptation of "The Legend of the... by 严思莹 Yan, Siying

“…By analyzing the development of female subjectivity in the editions of White Snake Legend in past, this paper looks at the influence of different social and cultural environments on female images in the texts, and interprets the progress of feminism in society with the development of the ethics of caring in modern times.…”
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University Student and Faculty Opinions on Academic Integrity Are Informed by Social Practices or Personal Values by Matthew Thomas

“…The discovery that more females, students, and those 30 and under were associated with CI resonates with the some key claims in the literature, such as that younger individuals tend to have a more social outlook on academic integrity, or that women's ethic of care is often focused on connections among people. …”
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Toma essa canção como um Beijo: Ressonâncias de um projeto de extensão em tempos de pandemia by Bianca Bruno Bárbara, Marly Chagas Oliveira Pinto, Bianca Lepsh Vivarelli, Alice Rodrigues Brito Dos Santos, Diogo Galindo Cursino, Emily Felix Mendes Da Silva, Marcos dos Santos Barbosa, Renato Reis Miranda

“…We reflect on our work in some dimensions: 1. as a strategy of dialogue with the community - in times of pandemic; 2. as an interinstitutional and transdisciplinary practice that refers to the concern with the integrality of health care and with the complexity of the training of students/extensionists; 3. as an exercise of an ethic of care based on sensitive listening. We emphasize how art, especially music in its song version, could reinvent presence and produce subjectivities when the social distance was imposed. …”
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University Student and Faculty Opinions on Academic Integrity Are Informed by Social Practices or Personal Values, A Review of: Randall, Ken, Denise G. Bender and Diane M. Montgome... by Matthew Thomas

“…The discovery that more females, students, and those 30 and under were associated with CI resonates with the some key claims in the literature, such as that younger individuals tend to have a more social outlook on academic integrity, or that womenʹs ethic of care is often focused on connections among people. …”
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Las corrientes bioéticas en el tratamiento al adulto mayor en Placetas. Retos para su transformación. / Bioethics tendencies in the treatment of the elder in Placetas, challenges f... by Maibelín Carrasco Pérez, Héctor González Fuentes, Hussein Said Atuy Vidal, Tomás Richard Guerra Camilo, Dainerys Toledo García

“…Results confirmed the prevalence of a personalistic approach and the ethic of care; although, with an assistant bias which diminish the active role of elderlies in their routine; besides declaring the boom of the utilitarian tendency. …”
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A comparative analysis of the concept "good" in Mullāhādī Sabzevari and R. M. Hare’s view by Marziyeh Sadeghi, Morteza Zare Ganiaroodi

“…<strong>Abstract</strong> <br />The concept of "good" is one of the basic concepts in the areas of philosophy, psychology, and the value of ethical judgments. Carefully review and solve its complexities can open up many issues and misunderstandings. …”
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