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Ethics in Health Care (NURS 4168)

This course is designed to provide students with an in-depth study of ethics as it applies to the nursing profession. The course activities facilitate exploration of numerous ethical problems in nursing, and the role of the nurse in working toward the resolution of ethical conflict. The content examines theories and principles of health care ethics, basic decision making processes in ethics, morality and moral decision making, and a detailed discussion of ethical issues in nursing from both a professional and interdisciplinary perspective. Selected case studies are reviewed and reflected upon as situations for the application of ethical decision making.


* Note: The CRNs listed below could be restricted to specific program areas.

CRN Fee Campus - Room Day(s) Time Date Instructor
70283
BWY-B  - Rm. 1205
 RM-Monday, T-Tuesday,
W-Wednesday, R-Thursday,
F-Friday, S-Saturday,
U-Sunday
0830 - 1529
 24-Oct-2018
to 06-Dec-2018
 		Laliberte, Shari
70283
BWY-B  - Rm. 1205
 RM-Monday, T-Tuesday,
W-Wednesday, R-Thursday,
F-Friday, S-Saturday,
U-Sunday
0830 - 1529
 03-Jan-2019
to 21-Feb-2019
 		Laliberte, Shari
42938
BWY-B  - Rm. 1211
 WM-Monday, T-Tuesday,
W-Wednesday, R-Thursday,
F-Friday, S-Saturday,
U-Sunday
0830 - 1529
 27-Feb-2019
to 05-Jun-2019
 		Clark, Nancy

To register for this course, check the information for your program: