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What are Codes of Ethics?
What are Codes of Ethics?
Systematic guides for developing ethical behavior.
When was the Code of Good Governance promulgated?
When was the Code of Good Governance promulgated?
July 23, 2003.
What does the Code of Good Governance emphasize as a hallmark of all professionals?
What does the Code of Good Governance emphasize as a hallmark of all professionals?
Which of the following is NOT a general principle in the Code of Ethics?
Which of the following is NOT a general principle in the Code of Ethics?
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What is considered a fundamental right of every individual according to the Code?
What is considered a fundamental right of every individual according to the Code?
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Registered nurses are required to disclose personal information acquired during nursing care.
Registered nurses are required to disclose personal information acquired during nursing care.
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Which of the following principles is NOT mentioned in the guidelines registered nurses must observe?
Which of the following principles is NOT mentioned in the guidelines registered nurses must observe?
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Human life is ______.
Human life is ______.
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The Philippine Nursing Act of 2002 is also known as R.A. No. ______.
The Philippine Nursing Act of 2002 is also known as R.A. No. ______.
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What are Codes of Ethics?
What are Codes of Ethics?
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The Code of Good Governance states that professionals should maintain a standard of conduct lower than what is required by law.
The Code of Good Governance states that professionals should maintain a standard of conduct lower than what is required by law.
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Which of the following is NOT one of the General Principles for Filipino nurses?
Which of the following is NOT one of the General Principles for Filipino nurses?
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What is the fundamental right of every individual according to the Code of Ethics?
What is the fundamental right of every individual according to the Code of Ethics?
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Registered nurses should respect the individuality and totality of patients when administering care.
Registered nurses should respect the individuality and totality of patients when administering care.
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Which article emphasizes ethical principles regarding registered nurses and people?
Which article emphasizes ethical principles regarding registered nurses and people?
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Human life is __________ according to ethical principles.
Human life is __________ according to ethical principles.
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What must registered nurses acquire and develop to render appropriate nursing services?
What must registered nurses acquire and develop to render appropriate nursing services?
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Study Notes
Code of Ethics for Filipino Nurses
- Filipino nurses are expected to uphold a high standard of ethical conduct, guided by the Code of Ethics for Filipino Nurses.
- The code acknowledges the fundamental right to health for every individual, recognizing the nurse's primary responsibility to preserve health.
- Nurses are expected to respect the worth and dignity of each human being, prioritizing health preservation at all costs.
- When health preservation is not possible, nurses are obligated to provide assistance towards a peaceful death.
- To effectively provide care, nurses need to understand cultural, social, spiritual, psychological, and ecological aspects of illness, utilizing therapeutic processes.
- Cultural diversity, political considerations, and socioeconomic status are inherent factors in providing effective nursing care.
- Filipino nurses are to maintain the highest degree of ethical conduct.
Registered Nurses and People
- Filipino nurses are obligated to uphold the values, customs, and spiritual beliefs of individuals they care for.
- Individuals are entitled to make rational and unconstrained decisions, and their personal information acquired during nursing care is to be held in strict confidence.
Registered Nurses and Practice
- Filipino nurses are obligated to uphold human life as inviolable.
- Filipino nurses are to strive for quality and excellence in patient care.
- Nurses must accurately document their actions and the outcomes of delivered care.
- Nurses must be aware of the definition and scope of nursing practice, as outlined in the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002 and the IRR.
- Nurses must be aware of their duties and responsibilities as defined in the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002.
- Nurses must acquire and develop competence in knowledge, skills, and attitudes to effectively provide appropriate nursing services.
- Nurses who are administrators have a responsibility to provide an environment conducive to the growth and development of nurses under their supervision.
- Nurses must be cognizant of professional programs for specialty certification and professional continuing education programs.
Code of Ethics for Filipino Nurses
- Outlines ethical behavior for Filipino nurses
- Adopted in 2004 by the Board of Nursing under Republic Act No. 9173, known as the “Philippine Nursing Act of 2002”
- Based on the Code of Good Governance promulgated by the Professional Regulation Commission in 2003
- Based on the "Rules and Regulations Implementing the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002" (IRR)
- Promotes professionalism and ethical conduct in nursing
General Principles of Code of Good Governance
- Service to Others
- Integrity and Objectivity
- Professional Competence
- Solidarity and Teamwork
- Social and Civic Responsibility
- Global Competitiveness
- Equality of All Professions
Registered Nurses and People
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Ethical Principles
- Values, customs, and spiritual beliefs should be considered for all individuals
- Individual freedom to make rational and unconstrained decisions should be respected
- Personal information gained during nursing care should be kept confidential
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Guidelines to be Observed
- Registered nurses must consider the individuality and totality of patients when administering care
- Registered nurses must respect the spiritual beliefs and practices of patients regarding diet and treatment
- Registered nurses must uphold the rights of individuals
- Registered nurses must take into consideration the culture and values of patients in providing nursing care
- However, in cases of conflict, the welfare and safety of the patient must take precedence
Registered Nurses and Practice
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Ethical Principles
- Human life is inviolable.
- Quality and excellence in the care of patients are the goals of nursing practice.
- Accurate documentation of actions and outcomes of delivered care is essential for nursing accountability.
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Guidelines to be Observed
- Registered nurses must know the definition and scope of nursing practice as defined in the “Philippine Nursing Act of 2002”
- Registered nurses must be aware of their duties and responsibilities in the practice of their profession as defined by the “Philippine Nursing Act of 2002” and its IRR.
- Registered nurses must acquire and develop the necessary competence in knowledge, skills, and attitudes to effectively render appropriate nursing services through varied learning situations
- Registered nurses who are administrators must be responsible for providing a favorable environment for the growth and development of other Registered Nurses in their charge.
- Registered nurses must be cognizant of professional programs for specialty certification and practice
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This quiz explores the essential principles outlined in the Code of Ethics for Filipino Nurses. It covers topics such as the fundamental right to health, the dignity of individuals, and the responsibilities of nurses in various cultural contexts. Test your knowledge on how ethical conduct shapes nursing practices in the Philippines.
