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Human Rights and Nurses’ Role
Nurses have an obligation to safeguard and actively promote people’s health rights at all times and in all places. This includes assuring that adequate care is provided within the resources available and in accordance with nursing ethics. As well, the nurse is obliged to ensure that patients receive appropriate information in understandable language prior to consenting to treatment or procedures, including participation in research.
Nurses are accountable for their own actions and inactions in safeguarding human rights, while National Nurses Associations (NNAs) have a responsibility to participate in the development of health and social legislation related to patient rights.
Where nurses face a “dual loyalty” involving conflict between their professional duties and their obligations to their employer or other authority, the nurse’s primary responsibility is to those who require care.
Human Rights and Nurses’ Role
Nurses have an obligation to safeguard and actively promote people’s health rights at all times and in all places. This includes assuring that adequate care is provided within the resources available and in accordance with nursing ethics. As well, the nurse is obliged to ensure that patients receive appropriate information in understandable language prior to consenting to treatment or procedures, including participation in research.
Nurses are accountable for their own actions and inactions in safeguarding human rights, while National Nurses Associations (NNAs) have a responsibility to participate in the development of health and social legislation related to patient rights.
Where nurses face a “dual loyalty” involving conflict between their professional duties and their obligations to their employer or other authority, the nurse’s primary responsibility is to those who require care.
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