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Exploring the Influence of Ethical Climate on Employee Compassion in the Hospitality Industry
Journal of Business Ethics, 2014Q1
Zoghbi-Manrique-de-Lara, Pablo +1 more
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Hospital Ethical Climates and Registered Nurses' Turnover Intentions
Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 2005Purpose : To investigate (a) the effects of hospital ethical climates on positional and professional turnover intentions of registered nurses, and (b) the relationships among demographic factors, employment characteristics, and positional and professional turnover intentions of registered nurses. Design
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Ethical climate in social security and private hospitals in Kerman in 1391
Bioethics Journal (Quarterly), 2016Background:Ethical climate is an important component of organizational culture.Nurses’ perception of hospital ethical climate can influence their performance and attitudes related to ethical issues. Aim: The aim of this study was to determine the Nurses’ perception of hospital Ethical climate.
Borhani, Fariba +5 more
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International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science
Whistleblowing plays a critical role in ensuring ethical standards and patient safety within healthcare institutions. Nurses, being frontline providers, are in a vital position to report unethical behavior; however, their willingness to whistleblow is influenced by the prevailing ethical climate in the workplace. Despite increasing awareness of ethical
Odette M. Mantilla, Joan P. Bacarisas
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Whistleblowing plays a critical role in ensuring ethical standards and patient safety within healthcare institutions. Nurses, being frontline providers, are in a vital position to report unethical behavior; however, their willingness to whistleblow is influenced by the prevailing ethical climate in the workplace. Despite increasing awareness of ethical
Odette M. Mantilla, Joan P. Bacarisas
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Nurse managers' moral distress in the context of the hospital ethical climate
2018Moral distress is a negative emotional and somatic response to external constraints on moral action. The constraints are typically identified as a component of the work environment, called the ethical climate. Moral distress is identified as a primary reason for job attrition by up to one-quarter of registered nurses who leave their jobs.
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Effect of hospital ethical climate on the nurses' moral sensitivity
2018Objectives:The study determines the effects of the hospitals ethical climate on the moralsensitivity of nurses. Methods: The study design is descriptive and correlational. The data was obtained from 99 nurses who voluntarilyaccepted to fully participate in the surveys conducted. The data was analysedusing descriptive statistics and Pearson correlations.
CERİT, Birgül, ÖZVEREN, Hüsna
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The Effect of Hospital Ethical Climate Perception of Nurses On Employee Performance
2019Organizationalethical climate perception has a significant impact on employee performance asit incorporates corporate values and practices in terms of moral attitudes andbehaviors. The increase in employee performance is important in terms ofincreasing business efficiency and productivity.
KORKMAZER, Fuat +2 more
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Greek Nurses’ Perception of Hospital Ethical Climate: A Cross-Sectional Study
Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, 2022Dimitrios Papagiannis +2 more
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