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Table 2 Perceptions towards continuing nursing ethics education (CNEE) among nurses at three referral hospitals in Uganda

From: Nurses’ knowledge in ethics and their perceptions regarding continuing ethics education: a cross-sectional survey among nurses at three referral hospitals in Uganda

Perception/attitudes (N = 114)

Agree no (%)

Disagree no (%)

Important to conduct CNEE

106 (93%)

8 (7%)

Relevant to provide CNEE

101 (89%)

13 (11%)

CNEE will improve nurses’ accountability

106 (93%)

8 (7%)

CNEE will improve nurses’ reputation

99 (87%)

15 (13%)

CNEE will improve patient/client care

104 (91%)

10 (9%)

Perceive that ethically challenging situations are common in practice

89 (78%)

25 (22%)

Perceive themselves to be in need of training in nursing ethics

109 (96%)

5 (4%)