Describe the ethical principle of autonomy in providing nursing care to individuals at hospital

Topic: Describe the ethical principle of autonomy in providing nursing care to individuals at hospital.

Introduce the assignment and outline the areas that you will address,
Within the body define ethics, nursing care, autonomy and ethical principle and link them together.
Describe autonomy as a concept in nursing care.
With the use of literature describe the importance of autonomy in nursing care.
In conclusion , briefly outline all areas you covered and link them together.

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