Themes
The Moral Distress Education Project used classic qualitative methodology to interview our experts, then code and analyze our data into manageable themes. Under each theme below, an aggregate clip of various experts has been produced.
Introduction
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UK Moral Distress Project Intro - April 2013
Defining moral distress
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Defining Moral Distress
Moral distress arising from end-of-life cases
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Moral Distress Arising from End of Life Cases
Common origins of moral distress
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Common Origins of Moral Distress
Signs of moral distress
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Signs of Moral Distress
Consequences: Feeling powerless
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Consequences: Feeling Powerless
Moral residue and the "crescendo effect"
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Moral Residue and the “Crescendo Effect”
Consequences: Disengagement or leaving
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Consequences: Disengagement or Leaving
Consequences: Horizontal violence
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Consequences: Horizontal Violence
Preventing moral distress and solutions
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Preventing Moral Distress and Solutions
Preventative ethics and organizational ethics
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Preventative Ethics and Organizational Ethics
More perspectives on moral distress
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More Perspectives on Moral Distress