MODULE 3: Understanding the contextual environment

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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, fami

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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