BMC Nursing, 2023 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]
, 2019 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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The moral significance of moral distress. [PDF]
Med Health Care PhilosAbstract Since Andrew Jameton introduced the term “moral distress” (MD) in 1984, the concept has attracted extensive attention in the healthcare literature. Much of this work emphasizes the costs of MD–for instance, psychological pain, work dissatisfaction, and burnout–while some highlights its potential benefits, including motivating
Brown C, Solbakk JH.
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Investigating the Relationship between Moral Distress and Coping in Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Services Technicians of East Azerbaijan Province in 2021 [PDF]
Preventive Care in Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 2022 Background: Technicians working in the emergency medical services (EMS) ward face more cases of moral distress due to the nature of their work. The consequences of moral distress include decreased self-confidence, job burnout, job dissatisfaction, and ...
Mostafa Soleimani +4 more
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Managing moral distress in practice [PDF]
, 2018 Moral distress is a type of distress that results from engaging in, or failing to prevent, decisions and actions which conflict with one's personal values and beliefs. Moral distress occurs commonly in veterinary practice.
Mullan, Siobhan +3 more
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Moral Distress and the Factors Affecting It: A Review Study [PDF]
Journal of Multidisciplinary Care, 2022 Background and aims: Moral distress is a significant ethical problem in nursing. The aim of this study was to review the studies into nurses’ moral distress and its contributing factors. Methods: This was a narrative review.
Seyede Fatemeh Hoseini Damiri +2 more
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Consequences of moral distress.
, 2021 Consequences of moral distress.
Eun Kyung Choi (11793326) +8 more
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Investigating the Level of Moral Distress and Factors Affecting it in the Nurses of Accidents and Emergency Department [PDF]
مجله دانشگاه علوم پزشکی سبزوار, 2023 Background: The emergency department is often associated with congestion and high workload. Emergency nurses usually experience situations that lead to moral challenges, and one of its consequences is moral distress, defined as the most important hidden ...
seyyed hossein shahcheragh +2 more
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Morality, normativity and measuring moral distress [PDF]
Nursing Philosophy, 2020 AbstractIt is known that people have been getting distressed for a long‐time and healthcare workers, like the military, seem to fit criteria for being at particular risk. Fairly recently a term of art, moral distress, has been added to types of distress at work, though not restricted to work, they can suffer.
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Relationship between Moral Distress and Moral Courage in Nurses Working in Selected Hospitals of Hamadan University of Medical Sciences during the Covid-19 Pandemic [PDF]
مراقبت پرستاری و مامایی ابن سینا, 2023 Background and Objective: Moral distress is a harmful factor in nursing and nursing care. Ethical courage helps nurses to perform nursing care. The present study aimed to determine the relationship between moral distress and moral courage of nurses ...
Arezou Karampourian +3 more
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