Objective: The concept of moral injury resonates with impacted populations, but research
has been limited by existing measures, which have primarily focused on war veterans and …

Healthcare workers (HCWs) on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic exhibit a high
prevalence of depression and psychological distress. Moral injury (MI) can lead to such …

Background: Moral injury emerges when someone perpetrates, fails to prevent, or witnesses
acts that violate their own moral or ethical code. Nash et al.[(2013). Psychometric evaluation …

Abstract The Moral Injury Event Scale (MIES) is a tool for measuring exposure to potentially
morally injurious event (s) and distress. Although it reported acceptable psychometric …

Studies of moral injury among nonmilitary samples are scarce despite repeated calls to
examine the prevalence and outcomes of moral injury among civilian frontline workers. The …

Objective: Providing health care during the COVID-19 pandemic has been associated with a
high mental health burden for health care providers. This study examined patterns of …

The Moral Injury Event Scale (MIES) is a tool for measuring exposure to potentially morally
injurious event (s) and distress. Although it reported acceptable psychometric properties in …

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare workers (HCWs) have been exposed to
highly stressful situations, including increased workloads and exposure to mortality, thus …

Background Public health emergencies not only threaten the physical and mental health of
the public but also trigger a series of risky behaviors of the public, which in turn lead to the …

Introduction: Moral injury (MI) represents a type of trauma that can manifest after committing
or witnessing transgressions which result in feelings of shame, guilt, and inner turmoil …