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A concept analysis of misconduct: Application to nursing education.
Nursing Ethics 2023 July 6
BACKGROUND: Behavior is known as misconduct when individuals do not adhere to ethical standards, rules, or regulations. Several factors lead to misconduct, including the lack of understanding of what misconduct is among undergraduate students. However, misconduct as a concept needs more clarity and specificity.
OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to examine the concept of misconduct from the literature and establish an operational definition for application to nursing education.
RESEARCH DESIGN: A concept analysis using Rodger's evolutionary view was used to analyze the literature from the disciplines of: academics, business, law, and religious perspectives.
FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION: An operational definition was developed based on the multidisciplinary concept analysis. A concept map was designed to help visualize the antecedents, attributes, and consequences and to assist in the conceptualization of misconduct. Implications for nursing science, administration, and education are provided.
CONCLUSION: Understanding misconduct is necessary for nurse educators to ensure ethical practice within the academic context.
OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to examine the concept of misconduct from the literature and establish an operational definition for application to nursing education.
RESEARCH DESIGN: A concept analysis using Rodger's evolutionary view was used to analyze the literature from the disciplines of: academics, business, law, and religious perspectives.
FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION: An operational definition was developed based on the multidisciplinary concept analysis. A concept map was designed to help visualize the antecedents, attributes, and consequences and to assist in the conceptualization of misconduct. Implications for nursing science, administration, and education are provided.
CONCLUSION: Understanding misconduct is necessary for nurse educators to ensure ethical practice within the academic context.
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