Ethics In Nursing Research

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INTRODUCTION This contextual project work is from block 2 course titled “Research and Nursing research.” It entails 10 concepts from which personal, social job application, and recent researches. CONCEPT 1 This concept is from block 2 course, module 2.3 “Ethics in research”. Ethics can also be considered as morals rules that distinguish between right and wrong. It is a norm for conduct that distinguishes between acceptable and unacceptable behavior. It can also be defined as the “discipline that study standards of conduct, such as philosophy, theology, law, psychology, sociology. Ethics in research, that promotes the aim of research, such as knowledge, truth, and avoidance of error. Wikepedia explained “ethics in research” as involving the …show more content…

SOCIAL CONTEXT Florence Nightingale’s systematic work entails the best possible research, access to the best available government statistics and expertise, and collection of materials, her style was knowledge-based. In her time she was supported. Supportive leadership, organizational climate and access to resources, have been demonstrated to be associated with evidence –based nursing. The media plays a major role in communicating these practices to the world, though journals, internet, social networks and webinars, this has made it much easier for nurses to utilize applied, qualitative researches in their work. .2.3. APPLICATION IN CURRENT JOB. Although it is tasking for practicing nurses in patient care delivery to be involved 100% in EBN, based on the barriers most often in one way or the other we are involved in trainings, webinars, conferences that focuses on EBN. Starting from management of patients with difficult diagnosis, stake-holders meetings are held and from discussion on what best practice should be adopted to achieve a positive outcome Brainstorming is utilized as a result of what had been learnt or observed in other …show more content…

It is also the investigation of phenomena, typically in any depth and holistic fashion through the collection of rich narrative materials using a flexible research design (Atkinson, 1990) 5.1 PERSONAL CONTEXT Qualitative research is generally more interpretative and is use mostly is field of professional study. Following the various method of qualitative research; - Critical social research – is utilized in non verbal communication with clients/patients. - Ethical inquiry – related to patient rights and responsibilities. - Historical research – past histories are taken from patients and client issues and problems. - Case study – Nurses pick on cases of patients, audit them and research on them to enable all in all the best nursing practice for that particular case studied. 5.2 SOCIAL CONTEXT Qualitative research uses the social science and Governmental research to understand social recommendations regarding future developments and programs, including whether or not government should be involved. 5.3. APPLICATION IN CURRENT