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October 14, 2025Journal of PosthumanismOpen Access

Ethical Decision-Making in Healthcare: The Combined Role of Nurses and Physicians

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AKAreej Yousef A KatebFAFahad Atallah ALSahliTATurki Abid ALHARBI

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Overview

Analysis reveals ethical principles in healthcare involving nurses and physicians, highlighting interprofessional collaboration's impact on patient safety.

Key Points

  • Ethical decision-making significantly enhances patient safety and satisfaction in healthcare settings.
  • Collaboration between nurses and physicians leads to better navigation of ethical dilemmas and improves healthcare equity.
  • The study identifies barriers like power hierarchies that hinder effective ethical deliberation within healthcare teams.
  • Proposed strategies include interprofessional education and ethics committees to foster a cohesive ethical environment.

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Kateb et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ee823c6c7e2f4cde22ebachttps://doi.org/10.63332/joph.v4i3.3498
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