Barriers standards of professional ethics in clinical care from the perspective of nurses

Promoting professional values is an importantfactor in the development of nursing careers, so anymischief in honoring professional commitment and ethicscan overcome the quality of nursing care. The view ofmost nurses is there are barriers to ethical performancein their work environment, which disrupts their ability toprovide appropriate care. According to the above, andsuch a study was not carried out in Bam, this study aimedto determine Barriers standards of professional ethics inclinical care from the perspective of nurses. Methods: Thisdescriptive-analytic study was conducted with the participationof nurses of Bam Pasteur Hospital in a census sampling.Tool for collecting information is a questionnairethat examines the barriers to observing professional ethicsstandards in three dimensions: managerial, environmentaland individual-care. Data were analyzed by SPSS softwareversion 23 using descriptive statistics (frequency, mean,standard deviation) and inferential statistics (independentt-test, ANOVA). The results of the study showed that thereis no significant relationship between observance of ethicalcriteria and demographic variables. The mean barriersstandards of professional ethics in clinical care from theperspective of nurses was 0/56±3/81 that according tothe maximum mean (5), There are barriers to standardsof professional ethics in clinical care, which has averagebarriers in various fields as follows: environmental barrierswith an average of 0/66±4/10, administrative barrierswith an average of 0/64±3/77 and personal barriers withan average of 0/65±3/75, respectively. Discussion: Consideringthat environmental factors are known as the mostimportant barrier to non-observance of professional ethicsstandards, Therefore, it is suggested that health carecenters with careful planning and emphasis on principlesand standards of care, including environmental factors,The importance of professional ethics in improving patients’Disadvantages of non-compliance with professionalethics, Providing favorable conditions for nurses suchas improving the conditions of the wards, Creating a safeand secure physical and psychological environment andmeeting their needs, such as rest and adequate income,Arrangement of appropriate shifts, provision of standardequipment, Take effective steps to comply with the beststandards of professional ethics