“Ethical Challenges in the Operating Room: Perspectives of Nurses, Operating Room Technicians, and ENT Specialists”

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  • Marwan faleh alnofaie, Hussein Ali Habib Al Habib, Ali Fayeh Ahmed Al-Makhluti, Awad Abdullah Al-Maliki, Majed Masoud Al-Zahrani, Saeed Jumaan Abdulrahman Al-Ghamdi, Ahmed Hassan Mohammed Al Zahrani, Mohammed Ahmed Adam Al Zahrani
  • Mishal Saad Al nofaie, HOSSAIN HASSAN HASEN ALMALKI, Hasen Husni Hassan Althebyani, Nouf Hidiban Alamri, Ayman Mohammad Alobidi, Moaz Mohammad Abdo Mathkur, Fayez Hameed Alloqmani

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1552

Abstract

Aim: To explore the ethical challenges in the operating room (OR) faced by nurses, operating room technicians (ORTs), and ENT specialists, and highlight collaborative strategies to address them.
The OR is a high-stakes environment where ethical dilemmas such as informed consent, patient safety, resource allocation, and maintaining sterile protocols frequently arise. Nurses advocate for patient rights and safety, ORTs ensure technical precision and sterility, and ENT specialists balance functional, aesthetic, and life-saving surgical outcomes. These professionals often navigate complex ethical scenarios under time and resource constraints. Collaborative approaches, including interdisciplinary communication, ethical guidelines, and training, are essential for resolving conflicts and fostering a culture of accountability. Addressing these challenges improves both patient outcomes and team dynamics.

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2024-11-20

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Marwan faleh alnofaie, Hussein Ali Habib Al Habib, Ali Fayeh Ahmed Al-Makhluti, Awad Abdullah Al-Maliki, Majed Masoud Al-Zahrani, Saeed Jumaan Abdulrahman Al-Ghamdi, Ahmed Hassan Mohammed Al Zahrani, Mohammed Ahmed Adam Al Zahrani, & Mishal Saad Al nofaie, HOSSAIN HASSAN HASEN ALMALKI, Hasen Husni Hassan Althebyani, Nouf Hidiban Alamri, Ayman Mohammad Alobidi, Moaz Mohammad Abdo Mathkur, Fayez Hameed Alloqmani. (2024). “Ethical Challenges in the Operating Room: Perspectives of Nurses, Operating Room Technicians, and ENT Specialists”. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 2034–2037. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1552

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