The effect of moral distress on emergency nurses' job burnout: the mediating roles of hospital ethical climate and moral resilience [PDF]
Frontiers in Public HealthBackgroundReducing nurse job burnout is vital for quality care and turnover reduction, particularly in emergency departments. Given that moral distress is a crucial predictor of job burnout, this study seeks to identify factors that can alter this ...
Shirong Wu +5 more
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Factors of Hospital Ethical Climate among Hospital Nurses in Korea: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. [PDF]
Healthcare (Basel)In the current healthcare landscape, nurses frequently encounter various ethical dilemmas, necessitating situation-specific ethical judgments. It is crucial to thoroughly understand the factors that shape the hospital ethical climate and the elements that are influenced by this climate.
Noh YG, Kim SY.
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Translating and culturally adapting the shortened version of the Hospital Ethical Climate Survey (HECS-S) – retaining or modifying validated instruments [PDF]
BMC Medical Ethics, 2018 Background The Hospital Ethical Climate Survey (HECS) was developed in the USA and later shortened (HECS-S). HECS has previously been translated into Swedish and the aim of this study was to describe a process of translating and culturally adapting HECS ...
Pernilla Pergert +4 more
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Relationship of the Hospital Ethical Climate with Nurses’ Attitude to Interprofessional Collaboration [PDF]
Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2019 Introduction: Hospital ethical climate is a kind of organisational climate consisting of interpersonal relationships between treatment personnel and personnel communication with patients and their families.
Tahereh Gilvari +5 more
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Moral distress of primary health care workers during the global pandemic [PDF]
Scientific ReportsThis study investigated the prevalence and intensity of moral distress among family health workers in Istanbul during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as its association with the perceived ethical climate within family health centers.
Meltem Doğan, Aslıhan Akpınar
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Psychometric properties of instruments measuring ethical climate among healthcare professionals in care settings pre-pandemic: a systematic review [PDF]
BMC Medical EthicsBackground The ethical climate in healthcare is part of the work environment and a basis for professional nursing practice. The ethical climate is crucial as it is closely associated with staff job satisfaction, the quality-of-care provision, and nurses’
Sabine Björk +2 more
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Work ethics climate in relation to nurses’ commitment in a South African hospital
SA Journal of Human Resource ManagementOrientation: Commitment, well-being and employer loyalty affect nurse retention. Literature shows that nurses are leaving the workforce at an alarming rate and that various factors are causing them to leave their employers.
Mahlamakiti D. Kau +2 more
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Psychometric properties of the Persian version of the "Hospital Ethical Climate Survey". [PDF]
J Med Ethics Hist Med, 2014 In order to improve the ethical climate in health care organizations, it is important to apply a valid measure. This study aimed to investigate the psychometric properties of the Persian version of the Hospital Ethical Climate Survey (HECS) and to assess nurses' perceptions of the ethical climate in teaching hospitals of Iran.
Khalesi N +5 more
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The hospital ethical climate and its meaning in nursing work. A review of research results
Studia Medyczne, 2021 The ethical climate reflects the principles and guidelines of an organisation. A positive ethical climate is characterised by a common vision of caring for work, in which the therapeutic team members inform and support each other, and which meets the ...
Magdalena Dziurka +3 more
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Nurses' Perceptions of Ethical Climate, Ethical Reasoning, and Moral Courage in the Hospital
Iran Journal of Nursing, 2022 Background & Aims: The ethical climate of nurses' work environment makes the nurse achieve higher levels of ethical reasoning by participating in decision making. Although making decisions is essential, responding appropriately to situations and overcoming fear requires moral courage.
Seyede Elham Fazljoo +3 more
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