NSG 6620 Week 10 Discussion 1: Ethical Dilemmas and Nurse Leaders

Almost every day, nurse leaders confront challenges or issues involving ethical dilemmas. Ethical dilemmas occur with respect to staff, patients and their families, or the business or strategic decisions made by the healthcare administration. One of the essential skills and competencies of twenty-first-century nurse leaders is the ability to peel away the layers of each ethical dilemma and determine the underlying ethical principle.

There are numerous ethical decision-making models, and it truly does not matter to which model the nurse leader subscribes. However, it does matter that the nurse leader applies concepts of an ethical decision-making model in this executive leadership capacity.

Using the readings for the week, the South University Online Library, and the Internet, respond to the following:

Explain the various steps that nurse leaders can take to prepare themselves and staff nurses for dealing effectively with dilemmas arising from the clash between clinical and organizational ethics.

Identify one ethical decision-making model that is of interest to you for identifying ethical dilemmas.

What is an ethical principle? How you would apply an ethical principle in your current or a former setting to inform ethical decision making on a particular healthcare issue?

Comment on the postings of at least two peers.

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Evaluation Criteria:

Explained the various steps that nurse leaders can take to prepare themselves and staff nurses for dealing effectively with dilemmas arising from the clash between clinical and organizational ethics.

Identified one ethical decision-making model that is of interest to you for identifying ethical dilemmas.

Described what an ethical principle is, and how you would apply an ethical principle in your current or a former setting to inform ethical decision making on a particular healthcare issue.

Justified your answers with appropriate research and reasoning.

Commented on the postings of at least two peers.