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Moral distress, moral residue, and associations with psychological distress: a cross-sectional study
Background: The consequences of moral challenges among healthcare workers (HCWs) have been increasingly recognized. To date, however, there is limited knowledge about the predictors of and associations between moral distress, moral residue, and other ...
Martina E. Gustavsson +3 more
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Moral Distress among Iranian Nurses.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to describe the moral distress among Iranian registered nurses. Methods: This was a descriptive -analytic study, in which 264 out of 1000 nurses were randomly selected as a sample group and completed the ...
Mohammad Hosein Vaziri +2 more
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Does moral distress in emergency department nurses contribute to intentions to leave their post, specialisation, or profession: A systematic review [PDF]
Background: There is a global shortfall of nurses. Despite national targets to increase nurse training and retention, the numbers leaving the profession continue to rise.
Olivia Boulton, Barbara Farquharson
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Moral Distress among Nurses in Developing Countries of Asia: A Systematic Review [PDF]
Compromising moral values and professional reliability can cause moral distress among nurses. Nurses have to play a significant role in the profession of care providers.
Sonia Joseph +4 more
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Moral sensitivity, moral distress and moral functioning
For this open issue of the Etikk i Praksis: Nordic Journal of Applied Ethics, we put together a broad mix of different articles tackling current important issues in the field.
Allen Alvarez, May Thorseth
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Exploring moral distress in Australian midwifery practice
ProblemAustralian midwives are considering leaving the profession. Moral distress may be a contributing factor, yet there is limited research regarding the influence of moral distress on midwifery practice.BackgroundMoral distress was first used to ...
Foster, Wendy +7 more
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Moral distress in midwifery practice: A Delphi study
BackgroundMoral distress is a psychological concept that describes the harm associated with actions or inactions that oppose an individuals’ moral beliefs.
Foster, Wendy +7 more
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Aim The present study is an attempt to investigate the relationship between Corley’s model variables in mental health nurses. Background Based on Corley’s model, burnout and moral distress in nurses are, in retrospect, the consequences of the interplay ...
Sara Lotfi-Bejestani +5 more
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Moral Distress, Wellness, and Professional Quality of Life in Play Therapists [PDF]
Play therapy is a developmentally appropriate form of therapy for children that uses their natural mode of communication-play-to help them process experiences, thoughts, and feelings (Kottman, 2011; Kottman & Meany-Walen, 2016; Landreth, 1991).
Tolleson, Ashley
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Feeling Wronged: The Value and Deontic Power of Moral Distress [PDF]
This paper argues that moral distress is a distinctive category of reactive attitudes that are taken to be part and parcel of the social dynamics for recognition.
Bagnoli C.
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