Jennifer Jones’s scientific contributions

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Publications (3)


Rethinking Autonomy and Consent in Healthcare Ethics
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December 2016

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9 Citations

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Jennifer Jones

Caring for one and all – Exploring ethical challenges in an ICU

February 2016

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33 Reads

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2 Citations

Australian Critical Care

This discussion paper explores some of the complex ethical and moral issues confronting contemporary critical care nurses. In contemporary healthcare discussions, there is an increased appreciation of the complexity of ethical challenges, the multiplicity of stakeholders and that a broad range of possible and practical outcomes exist. Furthermore, many scholars also acknowledge the limitations of principle based ethical frameworks. In seeking to build critical care nurses' capacity to negotiate the complex - and often conflicting - ethical challenges, the authors have adopted a person-centred, values-based approach in this case study. Furthermore, by exploring these complex issues, this paper supports and builds upon critical care nurses' decision making capacities in the clinical area. This case study has been purposefully left open-ended with the aim of inviting the reader to consider the questions posed in a collegial, collaborative manner within the particular context in which she/he is embedded.


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... Suboptimally or intimidating relationships between physicians and nursing personnel can bring about a situation that may have a devastating impact on patients. A healthy work environment that promotes patient safety requires good communication and collaboration between physicians and nurses [31,32]. ...

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Perceptions and experiences of female nurses when confronted with expressing a conscientious objection towards end-of-life care in Greece
Rethinking Autonomy and Consent in Healthcare Ethics
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  • December 2016