Ethics and Issues in Contemporary Nursing: A Comprehensive Guide for Canadian Nursing Students

Authored by Margaret A. Burkhardt, Nancy Walton, and Alvita Nathaniel, this highly acclaimed textbook offers a thorough examination of the complex ethical dilemmas faced by modern, professional nurses in Canada.

A Unique Approach to Addressing Ethics in Nursing

This third Canadian edition of Ethics and Issues in Contemporary Nursing acknowledges the intricate nature of addressing ethics in practical dilemmas, preparing students to enter the unique, ethically responsible profession of nursing in Canada. The textbook shines a spotlight on Canada’s distinct healthcare system, featuring the most up-to-date content that reflects the recently updated Code of Ethics for Registered and Practical Nurses by The Canadian Nurses Association.

Key Features and Updates

• Landmark Canadian cases and literature that provide valuable insights into the complexities of nursing ethics
• A deep discussion of Indigenous nursing, highlighting the importance of cultural sensitivity in healthcare
• Updated content that focuses on key trends, models, and principles to guide ethically sound decisions in the ever-changing landscape of contemporary Canadian nursing
• Emphasis on developing the skills needed to adapt to the evolving healthcare system in Canada

This edition is specifically designed for Canadian RN and PN students, providing them with a comprehensive understanding of the ethical challenges they will face in their nursing careers.

Product Details:

• Publisher: Nelson College Indigenous
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0176696571
• ISBN-13: 978-0176696573