Stuart Larsen
Nurses often face ethical dilemmas in their practice, where they must balance competing values and make difficult decisions to ensure patient care. This article explores common ethical challenges in nursing, such as patient autonomy, informed consent, end-of-life care and resource allocation. By examining these dilemmas, the article aims to provide insights and strategies for nurses to navigate complex patient care scenarios effectively. Emphasizing the importance of ethical decision-making frameworks, communication and interdisciplinary collaboration, the article underscores the role of ethics in fostering patient trust, professional integrity and high-quality care.
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