Tag: moral distress

A new narrative review finds that withdrawing ECMO remains highly variable and understudied, and proposes a consent template that reframes ...

A new viewpoint in the Journal of General Internal Medicine warns that employment structures are quietly redefining medical professionalism from ...

A cross-sectional study of 143 Saudi nurses in intensive care, oncology, and emergency units finds that hospital ethical climate is ...

A qualitative study of 12 Chinese pediatric nurses traces how Confucian relational ethics generate, amplify, and constrain moral distress, pointing ...

A new philosophical study argues that moral distress in healthcare is normative suffering rooted in cultivated moral sensitivity, proposing a ...

A phenomenological study of ten Indian healthcare workers reveals how pandemic-era burnout, moral distress, and institutional neglect accumulated into a ...

A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that medicine's ethical crisis stems from eroding working conditions, ...

A qualitative study of eight frontline nurses reveals how the COVID-19 pandemic transformed professional identity, inflicted physical and moral injury, ...

A cross-sectional study of 165 Iranian ICU nurses finds that stronger adherence to professional ethical codes is independently associated with ...

A qualitative study of Iranian nurses reveals that discriminatory care arises from patient status, hospital politics, resource shortages, and unconscious ...