About the Webinar

The application of ethical principles in nursing is essential to ensure patient-centered care, uphold professional integrity, and navigate complex clinical situations. Ethical principles such as autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice guide nurses in making sound decisions while respecting patients’ rights and dignity. In case discussions, these principles help evaluate real-life dilemmas—such as informed consent, end-of-life care, or resource allocation—through a structured ethical lens. Nurses must balance clinical judgment with empathy and legal obligations to deliver safe and ethical care. This discussion fosters critical thinking and reinforces the role of ethics in daily nursing practice.

Meet the Speaker

Dr. Sheela Shrinivasan

Associate Professor, R V College of Nursing, Bengaluru

Dr. Sheela J. Shrinivasan is an Associate Professor and Head of the OBG Nursing Department at RV College of Nursing, Bengaluru. She holds a PhD in Nursing and a postgraduate degree in OBG Nursing, along with diplomas in computer applications and counseling psychology. Dr. Sheela is certified in Basic and Emergency Neurological Life Support and actively participates in professional bodies like TNAI and the Society for Nursing Practices. She has published extensively, contributed to national and international con