2006-2007 / Course descriptions / SY 101205 History, tradition and professional ethics
The student has knowledge about the history and values of nursing as a basis for the development of nursingThe student understands the significance of history in the development of nursing as a dicipline and scienceThe student knows the ICN code for nurses and professional ethical guidelinesThe student is conscious of his/her own values and their importance for nursing practiceThe student shows ability to reflect over ethical dilemmas in nursing practiceThe student understands what professional secrecy means in nursing practiceThe student is conscious of the personal responsibilty in a proper professional nursing practice
History: Different historical epokesThe German diaconal tradition The English traditionNursing education i NorwayThe development of nursing education and nursing science
Professional ethics: Ethics in nursing and the nursing roleDifferent views of human nature and consequences for nursing as a dicipline and for nursing practicePrivate and professional values and normsThe worth of human beings and their equivalenceIdentity and integrityRespect for the patientThe patients right to autonomyProfessional and personal responsibilityThe nurses right to autonomyProfessional secrecy
Lectures, group and individual written/oral assignments
Compulsory attendance
Individual written assignments to be included in portfolio assessment in Main Subject I SF 101102. The examination has to be passed before allowance to start practical studies in the 4th semester.History and tradition 1,5 creditsProfessional ethics 1,5 credits