Professions, including nursing, have an "incorporated" code of conduct. How is this code of conduct known?

The code of conduct for professions, including nursing, is typically known as a "professional code of ethics" or "code of professional conduct." This code is usually established by the professional organization or regulatory body that governs the profession, and it outlines the ethical principles and standards that professionals in that field are expected to adhere to. The code of conduct is often incorporated into the professional's training and education, and they are expected to uphold these standards throughout their career.