Buy print edition Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education An Essential Guide Smith Glasgow, Mary Ellen, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC, ANEF, FAANDreher, H. Michael, PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEFDahnke, Michael D., PhDGyllenhammer, John, JD ISBN: 978-0-8261-6192-5 (Print) 978-0-8261-6193-2 (eBook) DOI: 10.1891/9780826161932 Published: September 2020 Add to Favorites Alerts Cite Permissions Share abstract additional resources Abstract Additional resources for this book instructor material Instructor’s Manual
Contents SearchSearch Copyright Dedication Contributors Note From the Authors Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Authors’ Disclaimer I: Revisiting the Legal Process 1: An Introduction to the Legal Process: A Primer 2: Legal Issues Commonly Encountered by Faculty and Academic Administrators 3: How to Read a Judicial Decision 4: The Role of the University Attorney: When the Academic Nursing Administrator Comes Calling II: The Ethics Dimension of Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education 5: Basic Primer on Applied Ethics 6: The Ethics of Nursing Education III: Legal and Ethical Cases With Nursing Students, Faculty, and Administrators 7: Neutrality, Confidentiality, and Independence: The Role of the Ombudsman When a Student Files a Complaint 8: Neutrality, Confidentiality, and Independence: The Role of the Ombudsman When a Faculty Files a Complaint 9: Due Process Issues for the Student 10: A Critical Explanation of What “Academic Freedom” Really Is and What It Is Not! 11: Intellectual Property: When Faculty Members Misrepresent a Work Product as Their Own 12: The Tenure Process 13: Harassment 14: Managing Issues of Student Complaints of Discrimination 15: Academic Dishonesty Among Students 16: Academic Freedom and Speech: Examining the Student Perspective 17: Incivility: Faculty on Faculty and Academic Nursing Administrator on Faculty, Their Subordinates 18: Conflict of Interest Issues in the Faculty Role 19: Disability Issues for the Student 20: When Academic Nursing Policies Are Ignored, Not Enforced, or Overruled? 21: Individual Rights and Public Safety: Addressing Conduct and Mental Health Issues Among Students 22: Substance Misuse: Assessment and Confrontation in Nursing Education 23: Medical Marijuana and Nursing Students: An Evolving Higher Education Quandary IV: Specific Clinical Education Issues 24: Clinical Probation and Failure 25: The Testing Environment 26: Changing the NCLEX-RN® to the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model: Educational, Legal, and Ethical Implications 27: Creating a Safe and Ethical Nursing Education Environment V: Specific Issues Confronting Adjunct Faculty in the Clinical Agency and Classroom 28: Confronting Adjunct Faculty Issues in the Classroom and Clinical Agency 29: Student–Faculty Professional Boundaries in the Academic and Clinical Environment 30: Addressing Students With Mental Health Issues or Psychiatric Disabilities 31: A Bad Action: Is It Ethical, Illegal, or Both?
7: Neutrality, Confidentiality, and Independence: The Role of the Ombudsman When a Student Files a Complaint
8: Neutrality, Confidentiality, and Independence: The Role of the Ombudsman When a Faculty Files a Complaint
26: Changing the NCLEX-RN® to the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model: Educational, Legal, and Ethical Implications