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From the Ethics Box: Right to Try

My patient is terminally ill. There may be a treatment, but it isn’t FDA approved. Do patients have a right to try investigational treatments,…

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From the Ethics Inbox: When a nurse’s privacy is breached by social media

What protects nursing staff and students when a patient livestreams nursing care on Facebook? Should patients ever be permitted to photograph or record nurses…

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What to do when a colleague is impaired

Recently I discovered a colleague on my unit impaired by substance use disorder (SUD). What should I do to protect patients from harm, while…

From the ethics inbox: Reporting a sentinel event

Note from the editor: This new recurring department presents selected emails that ANA has received from nurses, along with responses from the ANA Center…

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From the Ethics Box: Right to Try

My patient is terminally ill. There may be a treatment, but it isn’t FDA approved. Do patients have a right to try…

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From the Ethics Inbox: When a nurse’s privacy is breached by social media

What protects nursing staff and students when a patient livestreams nursing care on Facebook? Should patients ever be permitted to photograph or…

colleague imparied ant

What to do when a colleague is impaired

Recently I discovered a colleague on my unit impaired by substance use disorder (SUD). What should I do to protect patients from…

From the ethics inbox: Reporting a sentinel event

Note from the editor: This new recurring department presents selected emails that ANA has received from nurses, along with responses from the…