Importance of ethics and its adherence to Nursing care

Abstract

Introduction: Nursing is a discipline focused on providing support, attention, and health services to people. It is closely linked to ethics, especially from the perspective of the patient as the subject of care. Nurses are responsible for delivering care that respects the dignity of the patient, always promoting their autonomy. Development: In nursing, various situations arise where principles and values may come into conflict, leading to ethical dilemmas when making decisions. This profession has constantly evolved, adapting to social demands and challenges related to health and person-centered care. Therefore, nursing practice must be grounded in ethical values and principles, always placing the patient and their overall well-being at the center. Objective: To analyze the importance of ethics and its application to nursing care Conclusion: Humanized care enhances patient recovery and reflects the ethical commitment of the professional. Therefore, promoting ethical education in nursing is essential, as it strengthens critical thinking and the autonomy of future healthcare professionals. This preparation allows them to make decisions oriented towards the patient’s comprehensive well-being and a more conscious, responsible practice.