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  1. Out On a Limb: a Qualitative Study of Patient Advocacy in Institutional Nursing.Sandra C. Sellin - 1995 - Nursing Ethics 2 (1):19-29.
    This study explored the nature of patient advocacy among 40 institutionally employed registered nurses, nurse managers, clinical nurse specialists and nursing administrators. Participants were asked to define patient advocacy, to discuss their experiences with advocacy in institutions and their perceptions of risk associated with advocacy in institutional settings, and to identify one concept central to patient advocacy. The results delineated conceptual definitions of advocacy and numerous factors that influence nurses' decisions about acting as patient advocates in institutions. Additionally, they showed (...)
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