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/index.php/gjnr Global Journal of Nursing Research，2016,Vol.4,No.2 Ethical cognition investigation of caregivers of the elderly inpatients 1 1 2 1 Jing Li , Xi-hui Tian , Li-juan Fei , Xi Zheng 1Beijing Geriatric Hospital, Beijing, China 2Beijing gifted ENT Hospital, Beijing, China Received: Oct 26, 2015 Accepted: Nov 06, 2015 Published: May 03, 2016 DOI: 10.14725/gjnr.v4n2a1351 URL: /10.14725/gjnr.v4n2a1351 This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Objective: Through the survey of ethical cognitive situation of caregivers for the elderly inpatients, and the analysis of their ethical cognitive characteristics, this paper provides guidance to strengthen and improve the ethical management in hospital, in order to establish a good doctor-patient relationship. Methods: In this paper we design and adopt 10 questions to conduct an investigation of caregivers for elderly inpatients in Beijing Geriatric Hospital. Results: Through the analysis of survey results we come to the conclusion that the age of caregivers is generally elder, mainly among the 40-59 age group; and the education level is relatively lower – 17 of the informants (29.31%) are illiterate; 89.70% of caregivers are very clear of the importance of ethical censorships; most of the family members (51.80%) and caregivers (89.7%) think that doctors should not receive a red envelope (illegal cash from patients) and regard this behavior as a contrary to the medical ethics. Conclusion: Strengthening the team building of caregivers of elderly inpatients and the medical ethical management in hospital, improving the ethical training of medi