Background Moral distress is a common challenge among professional nurses when caring
for their patients, especially when they need to make rapid decisions. Therefore, leaving …

The aging of the population in Western countries will increase the use of social and health
services in the future. Employees in eldercare are at risk for experiencing moral distress …

Abstract Background Moral Distress (MD) is a common experience in nursing practice and
constitutes one of the main reasons for professional burnout, job withdrawal, fatigue, and …

Elderly care practitioners are at specific risk of experiencing prolonged moral distress, which
is associated with occupational health-related problems, low job satisfaction, and staff …

Summary of the best evidence for nurses moral dilemma intervention//WU Xiu< qiang1, 2,
YANG Zhen1, XIE Zhi< qin1, DU Yun< yu2, YANG Li< na2, CHEN Shi< Han2 [摘要] …

Background: One of the most important issues in all organizations is to improve performance
of human resources to achieve goals. Therefore, it is necessary plans and solutions to …

Background When nurses face ethical challenges, they attempt to accept responsibility for
their actions and start moral reckoning. Moral reckoning is the personal evaluation of one's …

Aim To develop and validate a scale for measuring professional caregivers' ethical self-
efficacy in dementia care. Background Professional caregivers of people with dementia …

Introduction: This research aimed to determine the frequency and severity of moral distress
(MD) and its associated factors among emergency department's nurses. Methods: This cross …

Introduction: Due to the increasing number of Covid 19 disease in the world and the
prevalence of the second waveof Covid 19 in Iran, we are witnessing the death of many of …