Category: Ethics
Articles about end-of-life ethical issues including ethical dilemmas
The Dark Side of Physical Therapy for Geriatric Patients with Dementia
Explore the ethical dilemma of physical therapy for terminally ill dementia patients. This article examines the potential harm of aggressive interventions, highlighting the importance of comfort-focused care. Learn why hospice professionals often advocate for gentler approaches in end-of-life dementia care.
Faith stories — yes, faith can be a part of nursing life
Faith and religion in the workplace: Yes, faith has a place in work, and when utilized to direct how one works and interacts with one's patients and families, it can result in a blessing that does not disrespect others.
This article came to be partly a response to one of my favorite YouTube nursing channels, where Nurse Katherine provides educational videos for new and experienced nurses. Her most recent episode at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_lE9O1I3LQ asks the valid question relating to the place of “Religion, Beliefs, and the practice of Medicine | should & can they be combined?”
The first waves of COVID-19 in a nursing home — sharing memories, from heroes to dirty, filthy…
Personal stories from the frontlines of Covid-19 in a nursing home, highlighting the bravery of heroes and the harsh realities faced by residents and staff.