Aim: To examine interprofessional healthcare professionals' perceptions of triggers and root
causes of moral distress. Design: Qualitative description of open-text comments written on …

Background Critical care clinicians routinely encounter ethically complex situations. Ethical
conflicts sometimes arise from different perspectives regarding goals of care and moral …

Purpose The purpose of the study is to examine the causes of moral distress in diverse
members of the intensive care unit (ICU) team in both community and tertiary ICUs. Materials …

Moral distress is a phenomenon in which a healthcare professional perceives an ethically
preferable or morally right course of action to take, but internal or external constraints make it …

Purpose Moral distress is a phenomenon affecting many professionals across healthcare
settings. Few studies have used a standard measure of moral distress to assess and …

Background Moral distress is common among healthcare providers, leading to staff burnout
and attrition. This study aimed to identify root causes of and potential solutions to moral …

Objective To assess the experience of moral distress among intensive care unit (ICU)
professionals in the UK. Design Mixed methods: validated quantitative measure of moral …

Background: Moral distress, which is especially high in critical care nurses, has significant
negative implications for nurses, patients, organizations, and healthcare as a whole. Aim: A …

Background: There is minimal research exploring moral distress and its relationship to
ethical climate among nurses working in acute care settings. Objectives: Objectives of the …

Objective: Our study objectives were to determine the key sources of moral distress in
diverse critical care professionals and how they manage it in the context of team-based …