Exploring Nurses' Journey Toward Moral Upliftment: Upholding Ethical Behavior and Maintaining Moral Integrity

From Moral Ambiguity to Moral Injury in Nursing Academia: An Autoethnographic Account of Moral Distress and Institutional Life

From Moral Distress to Moral Resilience: How Reflective Writing-Based Ethics Education Supports Professional Identity Formation and Prevents Moral Injury Among First-Year Pharmacy Students.

OBJECTIVE This study aimed to characterize potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs) experienced by first-year pharmacy students and to examine how structured reflective writing facilitates recognition, processing, and meaning-making related to these events and supports moral resilience development. METHODS A qual...

The Relationship Between Nurses' Approaches to Ethical Issues and Their Attitudes Towards Principles of Ethics: A Descriptive, Correlational Research Design.

OBJECTIVE Nurses are likely to encounter many ethical issues in their practice. Ethical principles provide an important framework for considering ethical issues in nursing practice. The study was designed to examine the relationship between nurses' approaches to ethical issues and their attitudes toward ethical princip...

Faith-informed professionalism and gender interaction in nursing.

Contemporary nursing practice increasingly takes place within culturally, religiously, and ethically plural healthcare environments. Although professional standards provide a shared ethical foundation, limited conceptual attention has been given to how nurses' religious moral identities influence ethical reasoning duri...

Moral injury and burnout among saudi educators under vision 2030: An interpretative phenomenological study of systemic ethical tensions

Moral injury is a term that refers to the psychological and emotional impact of an individual’s actions, or inactions, which violate their ethical standards and beliefs. This study examined how educators working at educational institutions in Saudi Arabia are experiencing both moral injury and burnout due to the increa...

Patient gratitude, moral agency and nurses' ethical action.

BackgroundNursing ethics is enacted through everyday clinical relationships as well as through formal standards. Perceived patient gratitude may function as a relational moral cue, but its association with nurses' ethically relevant workplace behaviour remains unclear.Research aimTo examine whether perceived patient gr...