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Nurse vs. Lawyer — Vaccines, Ethics & True Consent
AA nurse-first ethics training on informed consent, patient autonomy, and primary-source verification—without slogans or tribalism.
Description:
This 1.0 CNE activity uses a NursesOutLoud interview with attorney Aaron Siri to strengthen ethical nursing practice related to vaccines and informed consent. Learners will review the interview content focused on primary-source verification, patient autonomy, respectful refusal, and the nurse’s role in non-coercive education. Learners will complete a post-test quiz and evaluation to demonstrate learning objectives.
Optional enrichment resources are provided for learners who want to review primary sources (package inserts and long-form deposition content), but these are not required for CNE completion.
What You'll Learn:
By the end of this 1.0 CNE activity, you’ll be able to:
Identify the core elements of true informed consent
Apply a non-coercive approach when patients accept, decline, or defer vaccines
Document vaccine discussions in a way that supports patient rights and protects your professional accountability
Differentiate opinion-based claims from steps nurses can take to verify primary sources
Objectives:
Upon completion, the learner will be able to:
Identify key elements of informed consent (disclosure, voluntariness, comprehension, and respect for refusal) in vaccine-related nursing encounters. (Remember/Understand)
Explain the nurse’s ethical responsibilities related to patient advocacy and non-coercive communication when vaccines are offered or refused. (Understand)
Apply a bedside approach for vaccine education that supports patient autonomy and professional documentation. (Apply)
Differentiate between opinion-based claims and primary-source verification steps (e.g., where nurses can check schedules/inserts). (Analyze)
Earn 1.0 CNE with RighteousRN LLC
Nurse vs. Lawyer — Vaccines, Ethics & True Consent
A nurse-first ethics training on informed consent, patient autonomy, and primary-source verification—without slogans or tribalism.
Description
This 1.0 CNE activity uses a NursesOutLoud interview with attorney Aaron Siri to strengthen ethical nursing practice related to vaccines and informed consent. Learners will review the interview content focused on primary-source verification, patient autonomy, respectful refusal, and the nurse’s role in non-coercive education. Learners will complete a post-test quiz and evaluation to demonstrate learning objectives.
Optional enrichment resources are provided for learners who want to review primary sources (package inserts and long-form deposition content), but these are not required for CNE completion.
What You'll Learn:
By the end of this 1.0 CNE activity, you’ll be able to:
Identify the core elements of true informed consent
Apply a non-coercive approach when patients accept, decline, or defer vaccines
Document vaccine discussions in a way that supports patient rights and protects your professional accountability
Differentiate opinion-based claims from steps nurses can take to verify primary sources
Objectives:
Upon completion, the learner will be able to:
Identify key elements of informed consent (disclosure, voluntariness, comprehension, and respect for refusal) in vaccine-related nursing encounters. (Remember/Understand)
Explain the nurse’s ethical responsibilities related to patient advocacy and non-coercive communication when vaccines are offered or refused. (Understand)
Apply a bedside approach for vaccine education that supports patient autonomy and professional documentation. (Apply)
Differentiate between opinion-based claims and primary-source verification steps (e.g., where nurses can check schedules/inserts). (Analyze)
Who This Is For
Bedside nurses navigating vaccine questions in real time
Nurses who want an ethics-forward framework for patient education
Nurses who are tired of “because we said so” and want professional clarity
New grads and nursing students building confident consent workflows
What’s Included
Streaming access to the episode content
Post-test quiz + evaluation
Certificate of completion
Optional enrichment links for deeper learning (not required for credit)
Educational Disclaimer : This activity is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal advice. Learners are responsible for applying content in accordance with employer policies, scope of practice, and sutate regulations.
CNE Provider Statement : Righteous RN, LLC is an approved provider of nursing continuing education by the Kansas State Board of Nursing (KSBN Provider #LT 0345-1225). KSBN is accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC), making CE hours valid in most U.S. states and accepted by national certifying bodies. It is the responsibility of each nurse to verify specific state and employer CE requirements.
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Jodi O’Malley, MSN, RN, founder of Nurses Out Loud is a long-standing provider of accredited Nursing Continuing Professional Development through the Kansas State Board of Nursing (Provider #LT 0345-1225)
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Jodi O’Malley, MSN, RN, founder of Nurses Out Loud is a long-standing provider of accredited Nursing Continuing Professional Development through the Kansas State Board of Nursing (Provider #LT 0345-1225)
Want to Do More?
For monthly donor options, sponsor recognition, or collaboration inquiries, email us at: [email protected]
Thank you for standing with us.
Let’s keep the volume up — together.