Principles of biomedical ethics and ethical theories

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The provisions in the Nursing Code of Ethics are grounded in the principles of biomedical ethics and ethical theories we have explored in this module. This assignment has two main parts:

Part 1: With reference to one of our required readings for this week Munson ch.12 Mod 1.pdf, select one biomedical principle (justice, beneficence, respect for autonomy, etc.), present that principle, and explain it.

Part 2: Then, with reference to the supplemental reading for this week Nursing Code of Ethics. pdf and the Nursing code of Ethics Handout.docx , explain how the principle you selected is expressed in at least two SUBprovisions in the Nursing Code of Ethics. (You may and will discuss provisions generally, but you must also discuss the sub-provisions specifically to ensure that your discussion is sufficiently detailed. )

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