Research in nursing: ethical dilemma

Clinical Requirement:

EthicalReflection_.pdf Ethical Reflection: Ethical reflection is the thoughtful evaluation of ethical questions and the development of a critical awareness regarding the values that inform the choices all people, including oneself, make when confronting such questions. How do you start a reflection in nursing? When reflecting there are a few key things to consider: 1. Make time to reflect. 2. Value the benefits it may bring to your practice. 3. Use a structure only if you feel comfortable doing so. 4. Write notes Chose and identify the potential ethical dilemma you want to base your ethical reflection paper on. Collect, analyze, and interpret your findings. State the dilemma and how can the dilemma be resolved by the nurse? Include the code of ethics. Dilemma chosen: If parents refuse to vaccinate their child, knowing it contributes to rising outbreaks of preventable diseases, should public health policies limit their choice to protect the wider community, or should parental autonomy outweigh community safety? APA Formatting Required: ● Format: 12-point Times New Roman, use 1" margins, double-spaced in Microsoft Word, in text citations. ● Length: 3–4 pages, plus a title page and a references page. ● Use correct APA format, including running head, page numbers, and a title page. ● Writing should be free of grammar and spelling errors that distract from content. Must include: Title Page Abstract Page: It is a brief summary of the contents of your essay. Typically 150-250 words and must be readable, concise, and well organized. Reference Page: 3-4 References within the last 5 years using our LIRN library resources Rubric will be use to assess students learning outcomes and is attached.