Toward a Moral Horizon

Part 1: Background on the Moral Terrain
Chapter 1    Nursing Ethics: The Moral Terrain
Chapter 2    A Historical Perspective on Nursing and Nursing Ethics
Chapter 3    Philosophical Contributions to Nursing Ethics
Chapter 4    Our Theoretical Landscape: A Brief History of Health Care Ethics
Chapter 5    Our Theoretical Landscape: Complementary Approaches to Health Care Ethics
Chapter 6    Narrative Ethics in Health Promotion and Care
Chapter 7    Relational Ethics for Health Care
Chapter 8    Relational Practice and Nursing Obligations
Chapter 9    Moral Agency: Relational Connections and Support
Chapter 10    The Moral Climate of Nursing Practice: Inquiry and Action
Chapter 11    Building Moral Community: Fostering Place Ethics in Twenty-First Century Health Care Systems for a Healthier World
Part 2: Current Applications of Health Care Ethics/Nursing Ethics
Chapter 12    Ethics and Canadian Health Care
Chapter 13    Working Within the Landscape: Ethics in Practice
Chapter 14    Research Ethics and Nursing
Chapter 15    Educative Spaces for Teaching and Learning Ethical Practice in Nursing
Chapter 16    Listening Authentically to Youthful Voices: A Conception of the Moral Agency of Children
Chapter 17    Ethics and End-of-Life Decisions
Chapter 18    A Further Landscape: Ethics in Health Care Organizations and Health/Health Care Policy
Part 3: Broadening the View of Health Care Ethics/Nursing Ethics
Chapter 19    Home Health Care: Ethics, Politics, and Policy
Chapter 20    Ethics of Public Health
Chapter 21    Challenging Health Inequities: Enacting Social Justice in Nursing Practice
Chapter 22    Opening Pandora's Box: The Ethical Challenges of Xenotransplantation: A Biotechnology Exemplar
Chapter 23    Ethical Issues in Pregnancy and Reproduction
Chapter 24    Genetics and Identity: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention of Health Conditions
Chapter 25    Neuroethics: An Emergi