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IiiiiMODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environmentiiiiiiiiiiMODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environmentiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environmentCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTE NTSCONTENTSMODULE 3: Understanding THECONTEXTUAL ENVIRONMENTObjectives1Session 52Introduction to assessing the contextual issues2Values2Ethics4Traditions5Gender7R isk9References11Information sheet - International Council of12Nurses Code of Ethics for NursesFacilitator s guide - Assessing contextual issues:14Values, ethics, traditions, and risksExercise sheet - Values clarification check list16Exercise sheet - Ethics intensity assessment tool18Exercise sheet - Harmful traditions assessment20toolExercise sheet - Gender analysis tool22Exercise sheet - Risk prioritization tool24ivivivivivMODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environment11111MODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environmentMMMMMODULEODULEODULEODULEODUL E 3 3 3 3 3UNDERSTANDING THECONTEXTUAL ENVIRONMENTObjectivesObjectivesObjective sObjectivesObjectivesUpon completing this session, the reader should be able to:Apply a values clarification tool to describe own and others ascribed valuesAnalyse the strength of intensity of ethical issues you maybe confronted withAssess harmful traditions which work against the interestsof individuals, families and communities555555555555555MODULE 2Identifying and Analysingthe Stakeholders andNetworks

2 MODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environment Session 5 Introduction to assessing the contextual issues Policy, planning and decision-making are each influenced by the environmental context within which they operate.

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