Ethics in Care and Moral Decision Making

This program focuses on enhancing ethical skills for registered nurses, enabling them to make informed moral decisions in healthcare settings. It is designed for BIG-registered nurses with a diploma prior to 2012, who work at least 24 hours a week in a healthcare institution. This course is ideal for those who seek to integrate ethics into their daily practice.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will engage with real-life moral cases from their professional practice. The curriculum emphasizes the steps of image formation, judgment formation, decision-making, and reflection. By combining individual learning with teamwork, participants will apply their knowledge directly in their work environments, benefiting from shared experiences across various healthcare institutions.

Graduates of this program can expect to enhance their roles as ethical caregivers, equipped to handle moral dilemmas and engage in professional discussions with clients and colleagues. Potential job titles include Clinical Nurse, Nurse Educator, and Healthcare Consultant. The skills gained are transferable across various healthcare settings, making graduates valuable assets in any organization.