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An ethical assessment framework for addressing global genetic issues in clinical practice.

Oncology nursing forum - 1 Jan 2000

Cassells Judith M, Jenkins Jean, Lea Dale Halsey, Calzone Kathleen, Johnson Eunice

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PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES: To describe the perceptions of nurses regarding the importance of each action skill listed in the Ethical Assessment Framework (EAF) to their ethical decision-making process and how prepared they were to undertake each action when confronted by moral dilemmas in clinical practice, and to identify general genetic ethical issues of concern and frequency encountered. DESIGN: Descriptive,...

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PMID: 12719739
DOI: 10.1188/03.ONF.383-390

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