Elizabeth Pask

PhD, BA(hons)

Dr Elizabeth Pask is a retired Nurse, and retired Senior lecturer in Nursing and Health Care Ethics. She founded and conducted multidisciplinary Health care ethics seminars in Health Care Trusts, and was a founder member of the Clinical Ethics Committee at St Mary’s in Paddington. She has an MA (Values in Education) a BA Hons Philosophy (Birkbeck, London) and a PhD in Nursing Ethics (Kings College London).

My PhD thesis is entitled; Foundational Requirements For the  Development of Nursing Knowledge: How to support a Therapeutic Ethics for Nursing.  (King’s College London 2006.)

 

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Trust: an essential component of nursing practice- implications for nurse education. (Published in Nurse Education Today.) - 1995

Guilt and nursing practice: Implications for nurse education and the climate of care. Nursing Ethics - 1994

Nursing responsibility and conditions of practice: are we justified in holding nurses responsible for their behaviour in situations of patient care. (Published in Nursing Philosophy) - 2001

Developing Moral Imagination and The Influence of Belief. (Published in Nursing Ethics) - 1997

Self-sacrifice, self-transcendence and nurses' professional self (Published in Nursing Philosophy) - 2005

An Introduction to the Philosophy of Bergson (PDF download). Presented to GXPG on Nov 17th 2021 - 2021