Bioethics in Nursing
Respected Colleagues,
As the president of one-day-symposium "Bioethics in Nursing", it is my great pleasure to invite you to take part in the 9th World Congress of Bioethics which is to be held in Rijeka, Croatia in September 2008.
Bioethics is a multidisciplinary field and World Congress a meeting-point of bioethicists from across the Globe. Thus, it is my great honor to announce that Croatian nurses for the first time will enter the world?s bioethics arena, organizing a one-day-symposium dedicated to bioethical issues in nursing. Ethical principles and ethical treatments are the core and basis of nursing practice, so it would be very interesting to gain insights from our colleagues? experiences from different geographical and cultural areas.
It is very important to know in which measure is the patient active participant of his treatment, and how much is the holistic approach to the patient used as a declarative concept, since the patient should be in the center of all events during health care.
We expect to share our own experiences and to gain new information as we address old and new ethical problems and dilemmas, address possible solutions, while enjoying time on the beautiful coast of the Adriatic Sea.
Sonja Kalauz, M.Sc.
President of the "Bioethics in Nursing" Symposium
note: sessions will be held in Croatian and English.
As the president of one-day-symposium "Bioethics in Nursing", it is my great pleasure to invite you to take part in the 9th World Congress of Bioethics which is to be held in Rijeka, Croatia in September 2008.
Bioethics is a multidisciplinary field and World Congress a meeting-point of bioethicists from across the Globe. Thus, it is my great honor to announce that Croatian nurses for the first time will enter the world?s bioethics arena, organizing a one-day-symposium dedicated to bioethical issues in nursing. Ethical principles and ethical treatments are the core and basis of nursing practice, so it would be very interesting to gain insights from our colleagues? experiences from different geographical and cultural areas.
It is very important to know in which measure is the patient active participant of his treatment, and how much is the holistic approach to the patient used as a declarative concept, since the patient should be in the center of all events during health care.
We expect to share our own experiences and to gain new information as we address old and new ethical problems and dilemmas, address possible solutions, while enjoying time on the beautiful coast of the Adriatic Sea.
Sonja Kalauz, M.Sc.
President of the "Bioethics in Nursing" Symposium
note: sessions will be held in Croatian and English.

