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Moral Distress Part 1
English
Recorded Courses
hosted by UK HealthCare CECentral
hosted by UK HealthCare CECentral
attend it anywhere online
category
Nursing, Therapy, Medicine
Nurse Practitioners, Occupational Medicine, Psychology
price
Free
Description:,Moral Distress is an "occupational hazard" for healthcare providers. It describes a situation in which the healthcare provider knows what the ethical/moral course of action is, but is constrained from acting on it. There may be legal, institutional, or social constraints, including patient/surrogate decisions. Moral distress is an integrity-compromising situation, and if unresolved, leads to moral residue, which can cause healthcare providers to have both physical and emotional symptoms. It is a leading cause of retention problems and workplace bullying in certain healthcare professions. This novel educational module and site will review the definitions, causes, and consequences of moral distress, as well as offer some solutions.,Objectives : ,Upon completion of this educational activity, the participant will be able to:,• Define moral distress and moral residue;,• Recognize moral distress and moral residue;,• Identify warning signs of moral distress;,• Practice preventative ethics to reduce or avoid moral distress.