Abstract
This paper critically analyzes the proposed Code of Ethics for nurse-midwives that was published in the March/April 1986 issue of this journal by drawing upon the literatures of medical ethics, political economy, cognitive psychology, and the sociology of professions. Examples of practical ethical issues in nurse-midwifery are provided and an alternative Code of Ethics based on the ACNM Philosophy is offered.
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