Six Theoretical Schools of Nursing Ethics

Ethics is the application of general ethical principles to address medical moral issues and medical moral phenomena in the process of health care practice and medical development: the main schools of thought are now as follows: (1) the school of situational ethics. It advocates that ethical norms should depend on the situation, emphasizes the flexibility of ethics, and opposes fixed and unchanging ethical norms. (2) Traditional ethics. It advocates adherence to the traditional principles of medical ethics and religious ethics. (3) The Young Ethics School or Analytic School. Oppose both the rough utilitarianism of the school of modal ethics and the rigid theological moralism of the school of traditional ethics, and advocate that ethical issues should be analyzed in detail.