Looking at the Positive Side of Moral Distress: Why It’s a Problem

Journal of Clinical Ethics 28 (1):37-41 (2017)
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Abstract

Moral distress, is, at its core, an organizational problem. It is experienced on a personal level, but its causes originate within the system itself. In this commentary, we argue that moral distress is not inherently good, that effective interventions must address the external sources of moral distress, and that while there is a place for resilience in the healthcare professions, it cannot be an effective antidote to moral distress.

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