The purpose of this blog is to heighten awareness with regard to ethics and ethical practice in nursing.
National Presentation on My Ethics Model at Sigma Theta Tau
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In September, I had the privilege of presenting on my ethics model, The Siciliano-McLaughlin Model of Ethics, at the Sigma Theta Tau Leadership Connection.
I would like to use this platform to review the American Nurses Association (ANA) new Code of Ethics for Nurses , "the Code " (2025). The background here is that I attended the 2015 ANA Ethics Symposium, where the ANA dubbed 2015 as the Year of Ethics . Attending that conference was pivotal for me. Up to that point, in my dissertation, I was struggling with how to approach my literature review and study. That conference gave me great clarity and inspiration. I worked through that conference, and continued to work once arriving home, on my dissertation topic of ethics in nursing. Now ten years later, I am excited to say that I just received my 2025 updated Code in the mail. My plan is to review the updated Code in sections over time. I also intend to draw parallels between the Code and my ethics model, The Siciliano-McLaughlin Model of Ethics . The ANA states, "The Code of Ethics for Nurses (Code) establishes the ethical standard for the profes...
I am very excited to present my first guest blog written by a dear colleague. Today's guest blog author is Dr. Lynn Stover Nichols . We met quite a few years ago through, our involvement with, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Faculty Leadership Network (FLN). We bonded early on through our love of ethics and nursing education. BIO for Dr. Lynn Stover Nichols PhD, RN, PED-BC, SANE, ANEF Dr. Lynn Stover Nichols PhD, RN, PED-BC, SANE, ANEF, is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Boise State University in Boise, Idaho. Her nursing education experience spans several decades and includes both undergraduate and graduate programs. She implemented the Ethics Café program for two years at the University of Alabama at Birmingham as an Honors College Faculty Fellow, where she taught a Freshman Honors Seminar, Ethical Issues in Women’s Health. The Case for Ethics in Nursing Education The nature of the work of the registered nurse provides limitless opport...
Hello everyone, Much has changed in the life over the last year, but one thing has remained constant - the need for professionalism and ethics in nursing remains a need and priority in our profession. Even though my ethics in nursing dissertation study happened about ten years ago, the same concerns and worries still exist today. Yesterday, as I sat in a meeting, those in attendance worried about ethical infractions by prelicensure students and wondered if it would be a precursor to unethical behavior in nursing practice. That very premise was the impetus to my study. Information about my hermeneutic phenomenological study: Title: The Experience of Accelerated Nursing Program Graduates Utilizing Ethics in Their Nursing Practice. Year of publication in ProQuest: 2016. Purpose of the Study: This study aimed to illuminate the meaning of the experience of accelerated nursing program graduates utilizing ethics in their nursing practice. Rese...
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