Purpose The continually advancing nature of health care has improved the quality of care
provided to patients. However, it has also resulted in complex ethical issues healthcare …

Methods This is a cross-sectional study. Data were collected by a standard questionnaire of
the physicians' moral sensitivity about decision-making and a researcher-made patient …

Background: Moral sensitivity is a core element for decision-making among nurses. It is
necessary to understand the existing levels of moral sensitivity among health professionals …

Background: Providing health services is described as an important moral measure, since its
major aim is to ensure the welfare of the people who need treatment and care. Moral …

Background: Researchers have regarded moral distress as a major concern in the health
care system. Symptoms associated with moral distress may manifest as frustration …

Background: Ethical sensitivity refers to knowledge and practice of ethical issues in a
contradictory situation highlighted with self-awareness of one's role and duty in those …

Moral distress is a concern for all healthcare professionals working in all care settings.
Based on our knowledge, no studies explore the differences in levels of moral distress in …

Abstract Background and Aim: Moral sensitivity is a feature that enables a person to
recognize his/her moral conflicts and to understand the results of moral judgment about …

Due to the development of societies and nursing sciences, complexity of the ethical
situations that nurses encounter is increasing. Moral sensitivity is the first component of …

Introduction: To develop a scale of measuring moral distress and validate it on a sample of
Iranian registered nurses. Methods For the purpose of developing the Liken-type …