What is the final step in the Ethical Decision-Making process?

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The final step in the Ethical Decision-Making process is to evaluate the decision that has been made. This step is crucial as it allows the individual or group to reflect on the outcome of the decision, assess whether it aligned with ethical principles and values, and determine its effectiveness in addressing the initial ethical dilemma. Evaluation helps ensure that the decision made does not have unforeseen negative consequences and allows for adjustments and improvements in future ethical decision-making processes. This reflective practice contributes to continuous learning and ethical competency in nursing and other professional fields.