Moral injury (MI), originally discussed in relationship to transgressing moral beliefs and
values during wartime among military personnel, has expanded beyond this context to …

An infographic model of moral injury (MI) is introduced in this conceptual paper that
distinguishes the development of a worldview discrepancy-induced genus of MI, called …

Introduction: The global prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) continues to
rise, the influence of culture and resilience remains unclear. This review and meta-analysis …

Die dritte Welle der COVID-19-Pandemie scheint überwunden. Demgegenüber hat die
Pandemie vieles offengelegt, Neues gefordert und bis dato Bewährtes und Etabliertes …

Background: It has been suggested that current frontline posttraumatic stress disorder
(PTSD) treatments are not effective for the treatment of moral injury and that individuals who …

Background Exposure to potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs) is associated with
increased risk for substance use disorders (SUDs), although population-based studies …

Background: During a deployment, soldiers must make seemingly impossible decisions,
including having to engage with child soldiers. Such moral conflicts may continue to affect …

Drawing upon qualitative and construct validity evidence within MI research and the oral
histories of combat-exposed Veterans, this paper explores the role of moral paradox (MP) as …

The authors developed Acceptance and Forgiveness Therapy (AFT), a psychospiritual
group intervention that guides veterans with moral injury experientially from a trauma …

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 …