In nursing research, the intersection of ethics, legal considerations, and patient advocacy plays a crucial role in shaping practice. Nursing ethics involves making decisions based on integrity and compassion, balancing patient rights with professional duties. Legal aspects include adherence to laws and policies that protect patient confidentiality, informed consent, and overall care quality. Patient advocacy in nursing is about standing up for patients' needs, ensuring their voice is heard, and protecting them from harm. When these principles are applied in research settings, they safeguard the rights of participants and ensure ethical standards in study design and execution.
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