RT Article
T1 Nurse Leaders as Stewards At the Point of Service
JF Nursing ethics
VO 15
IS 2
SP 243
OP 253
A1 Murphy, Norma
A1 Roberts, Deborah
LA English
PB Sage
YR 2008
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1779446047
AB Nurse leaders, including clinical nurse educators, who exercise stewardship at the point of service, may facilitate practising nurses' articulation of their shared value priorities, including respect for persons' dignity and self-determination, as well as equity and fairness. A steward preserves and promotes what is intrinsically valuable in an experience. Theories of virtue ethics and discourse ethics supply contexts for clinical nurse educators to clarify how they may facilitate nurses' articulation of their shared value priorities through particularism and universalism, as well as how they may safeguard nurses' self-interpretation and discursive reasoning. Together, clinical nurse educators and nurses may contribute to management decisions that affect the point of service, and thus the health care organization.
K1 virtue ethics in stewardship
K1 shared value priorities
K1 self-interpretation
K1 leaders as stewards
K1 discursive reasoning
K1 discourse ethics in stewardship
DO 10.1177/0969733007086022