2014
DOI: 10.1177/0969733014551595
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Constructing a theoretical model of moral distress

Abstract: Moral distress has been characterised as one of the main ethical problems affecting nurses in all health systems, and has been depicted as a threat to nurses' integrity and to the quality of patient care. In recent years, several studies tried to investigate moral distress, its causes and consequences for health professionals, clients and organisations. However, such studies are considered controversial and vulnerable, mainly because they lack a solid philosophical and empirical basis. The present article aime… Show more

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“…Studies show that the team often creates realities that provide the experience of moral distress, given the prevalence of abusive hierarchical relationships, individualism, lack of integration of knowledge and lack of communication, which comes against the findings of this research [17,8,6]. In this way, the distance between the members of the multidisciplinary team is configured as technician, routine and fragmented work, which provides conflicts between professionals and moral distress experiences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Studies show that the team often creates realities that provide the experience of moral distress, given the prevalence of abusive hierarchical relationships, individualism, lack of integration of knowledge and lack of communication, which comes against the findings of this research [17,8,6]. In this way, the distance between the members of the multidisciplinary team is configured as technician, routine and fragmented work, which provides conflicts between professionals and moral distress experiences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Considering that, in superficiality, moral distress is not seen as something that take away the subject from the protagonism of their doing, which oftentimes can be misunderstood as weakness in their competence. The nurse who experiences moral distress and that is the situation of invisibility for the loss of their role is susceptible to psychological distress, as Burnout, and, in more severe cases, the abandonment of the profession [8].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…O sofrimento moral ameaça à integridade moral dos enfermeiros, distanciando-os de sua prática profissional e afetando a qualidade do cuidado (14) . A prática profissional é uma atividade social baseada em princípios de cooperação entre sujeitos os quais assumem papéis diferenciados no conjunto da sociedade.…”
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“…[1][2][3] Studies characterize it as a phenomenon that can be differentiate into types and phases (initial, reactive, persistent), 2,4 affecting moral integrity and leading to serious consequences for the professional, in addition to those generated by morally improper actions. [5][6] MD has become the object of analysis in different realities, countries and types of care units where nurses work. 7 Recent studies [8][9][10] amplify the concern about different health team professionals, detecting the presence of MD in professional groups and as a significant predictor of the intention to leave the profession or place of work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%