作者: B. Bandman
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-82468-5_2
关键词: Nurse–client relationship 、 Family medicine 、 Human rights 、 Sexually active 、 First trimester abortion 、 Health professionals 、 Conventional medicine 、 In patient 、 Pregnancy 、 Medicine
摘要: Nearly everywhere wo look, we find a growing number of assertions rights in patients’ and health professional relationships. These professionals’ present basic issue: To what extent do patients professionals have rights? This issue may be illustrated by citing some examples: (a) Mary, good nurse, claims the right to refuse assist performing abortions [1, 2]. (b) But then there is Florence, 17-year-old, sexually active, single, impoverished parent. She terminate her pregnancy with first trimester abortion, so she can care for other three children.1 The only available nurse (c) Then Mary’s friend, Tena, nursing instructor, who believes that has recommend Laetrile cancer patient place conventional medicine.