Ética y modo de actuación de enfermería.

Authors

  • Elena Domínguez Lescay
  • Yolanda Lidia Díaz Martinez
  • Adriana María Hernández Leiva
  • Iliberis Pérez Vazquez

Abstract

Durante el actuar cotidiano, tanto en las áreas clínicas como docentes se observa irregularidades en el cumplimiento de los principios éticos relacionados con el modo de actuación del personal de enfermería, lo que motivó la realización de una recopilación de estos aspectos éticos en un documento que servirá para una mejor actuación profesional. Esto permitirá la interpretación y aplicación en el quehacer diario tanto de estudiantes como trabajadores. Lo novedoso de este documento es que incluye de forma clara, sencilla, asequible y aplicable los principios éticos en las acciones que realiza el enfermero con el paciente, la familia y la comunidad, ubicado en el contexto donde se desempeña este personal de la salud.

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Domínguez Lescay E, Lidia Díaz Martinez Y, Hernández Leiva AM, Pérez Vazquez I. Ética y modo de actuación de enfermería. Mediciego [Internet]. 2009 Nov. 14 [cited 2025 Dec. 7];14. Available from: https://revmediciego.sld.cu/index.php/mediciego/article/view/2166

Issue

Vol. 14 (2008): Suplemento 2

Section

Review article

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