Season 1 Episode 14: August 5, 2025 - Debating Patient Autonomy vs Nursing Judgment Video
INS Infusion RoomShow Notes
This conversation explores the complex interplay between patient autonomy and clinical judgment in nursing practice. The hosts and guests discuss various ethical dilemmas faced by health care professionals, emphasizing the importance of education, advocacy, and understanding patient needs. Through case studies, they highlight the challenges of balancing patient wishes with clinical best practices and the necessity of effective communication in achieving optimal patient outcomes.
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