… of potential violence is a risk factor for PTSD in their sample … known ways nurses experience
moral injury and distress as … known about the experience of moral injury among nurses, as …

… is a risk of potential morally injurious events in such circumstances. Moral injury resulting
from … and ethics is taught as a skill in dealing with moral dilemmas. This approach of viewing …

… the implementation of ethical decision-making and left the nurses in a moral dilemma. …
[ 20 ] Nurses should be prepared to combat moral dilemmas by direct, open and frank …

… Moral distress upon moral distress, with limited time to process what has happened, reduces
tolerance for further moral dilemmas… Thus, time to ‘decompress’ should reduce the risk. It …

… the possible effects of brain injuries on moral agency , which denote … (eg, Iowa Gambling
task, moral dilemmas) are available, but they … Therefore, we identify as the first ethical risk of the …

… moral dilemmas on a regular basis; however, little has been written about the moral dilemmas
… line is faster than what the surgeon feels comfortable with, and the risk of re-injury is high. …

… moral dilemma task. Decision outcomes were framed in a between-group design by means
of smiling (POS group) or injured … risk when the two options are positively framed and to seek …

… easier for the agent, especially if it involves taking a moral risk, namely, choosing a course
… expedition, in Ross's example, to help the injured person. In these cases the imperfect duty …

… and moral issues that had to be addressed during that difficult period. Specifically, this article
describes several moral dilemmas faced … Risk of injury had to be weighed against the risk of …

… " that all drivers be exposed to about the same level of risk in travelling the highway system?
… Kentucky, for example, weights fatal and A-type injury accident as equivilent to 9.5 property …