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The Importance of the Value of Justice for Nurses.
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Abstract
Justice is recognized as a core professional value that nurses must demonstrate in their behaviors. Guided by this value, nurses are obligated to demonstrate justice in their all settings, roles, and domains of practice and decisions while providing nursing care or services consistent with the fundamental responsibilities of nursing. As a universal principle, the value of justice transcends social and cultural boundaries and remains consistent across contexts. Because injustice can lead to harm, nurses must advocate for justice and demonstrate it in their actions to protect the well-being of individuals and societies. Because the value of justice directly influences clinical behaviors and ethical decision-making, a comprehensive understanding of justice is essential for nursing professionals. This commentary examines the definition of justice, its importance in nursing practice and illustrative examples of fair behaviors in clinical settings.
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