Abstract
The nurse-midwife and scientist share similar ethos (fundamental attitudes that guide action); yet, in their respective professional roles, ethos can translate into actions that appear discordant. Discord can lead to resolution, when examined through the primary principles of ethical conduct: autonomy, beneficence, nonmalfeasance, and justice.
MeSH terms
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Attitude of Health Personnel*
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Attitude to Health
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Codes of Ethics
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Conflict, Psychological
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Human Experimentation / ethics
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Humans
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Mothers / psychology
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Nurse Midwives / ethics
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Nurse Midwives / organization & administration
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Nurse Midwives / psychology*
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Nurse's Role / psychology*
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Nurse-Patient Relations / ethics
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Nursing Research* / ethics
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Nursing Research* / organization & administration
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Patient Advocacy / ethics
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Patient Participation / psychology
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Principle-Based Ethics
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Professional Competence
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Research Personnel / ethics
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Research Personnel / organization & administration
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Research Personnel / psychology*
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Researcher-Subject Relations / ethics
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Researcher-Subject Relations / psychology
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Trust
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Uncertainty