Rushton C H, Hogue E E
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Generally, nurses have an ethical and legal obligation to provide treatment to persons with AIDS. When it is unclear whether nurses are morally required to provide treatment, they should engage in moral analysis, discuss their concerns with their colleagues and administrators, work within their institution's framework to resolve their concerns, seek legal counsel, or as a last resort consider working in another practice setting.
一般来说，护士在伦理和法律上有义务为艾滋病患者提供治疗。当不清楚护士在道德上是否被要求提供治疗时，他们应该进行道德分析，与同事和管理人员讨论他们的担忧，在机构框架内努力解决他们的担忧，寻求法律顾问，或者作为最后的手段考虑在其他执业环境中工作。
