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Strategies
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| Beumer CM12 |
Innovative solutions: the effect of a workshop on reducing the experience of moral distress in an intensive care unit setting |
USA, 2008 |
Intervention research, level VI |
| Altounji D, Morgan H, Grover M, Daldumyan S, Secola R13 |
A Self-Care Retreat for Pediatric Hematology Oncology Nurses |
USA, 2013 |
Experience report, level VI |
| Leggett JM, Wasson K, Sinacore JM, Gamelli RL14 |
A pilot study examining moral distress in nurses working in one United States burn center |
USA, 2013 |
Qualitative study, level VI |
| Abbasi S, Ghafari S, Shahriari M, Shahgholian N15 |
Effect of moral empowerment program on moral distress in intensive care unit nurses |
Iran, 2019 |
Clinical trial, level II |
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Recommendations
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| Akbar RE, Elahi N, Mohammadi E, Khoshknab MF16 |
What strategies do the nurses apply to cope with job stress?: A Qualitative Study |
Iran, 2015 |
Qualitative study, level VI |
| Helmers A, Palmer KD, Greenberg RA17 |
Moral distress: Developing strategies from experience |
Canada, 2020 |
Qualitative and exploratory study, level VI |
| Schaefer R, Zoboli ELCP, Vieira M18 |
Moral distress in nurses: A description of the risks for professionals |
Brazil, 2018 |
Quantitative, descriptive and cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Rodrigues NP, Cohen LL, Swartout KM, Trotochaud K, Murray E19 |
Burnout in nurses working with youth with chronic pain: A Mixed-Methods Analysis |
USA, 2018 |
Mixed-methods, level VI |
| Da Luz KR, De Oliveira Vargas MA, Barlem ELD, Schmitt PH, Ramos FRS, Meirelles BHS20 |
Coping strategies for oncology nurses in high complexity |
Brazil, 2016 |
Qualitative, level VI |
| Ko HK, Chin CC, Hsu MT21 |
Moral Distress model reconstructed using grounded theory |
China, 2018 |
Qualitative study, level VI |
| Langley GC, Kisorio L, Schmollgruber S22 |
Moral distress experienced by intensive care nurses |
South Africa, 2015 |
Descriptive/Exploratory study, level VI |
| Bender MA, Andrilla CHA, Sharma RK, Hurd C, Solvang N, Mae-Baldwin L23 |
Moral Distress and attitudes about timing related to comfort care for hospitalized patients: A survey of inpatient providers and Nurses |
USA, 2019 |
Cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Christodoulou-Fella M, Middleton N, Papathanassoglou ED, Karanikola MN24 |
Exploration of the association between nurses’ moral distress and secondary traumatic stress syndrome: Implications for patient safety in mental health services |
Cyprus, 2017 |
Cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Wenwen Z, Xiaoyan W, Yufang Z, Lifeng C, Congcong S25 |
Moral distress and its influencing factors: A cross-sectional study in China |
China, 2018 |
Cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Hamaideh SH26 |
Moral distress and its correlates among mental health nurses in Jordan |
Jordan, 2014 |
Cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Ghasemi E, Negarandeh R, Janani L27 |
Moral distress in Iranian pediatric nurses |
Iran, 2019 |
Cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Barlem ELD, Lunardi VL, Lunardi GL, Tomaschewski-Barlem JG, Silveira RSD, Dalmolin GDL28 |
Moral distress in nursing personnel |
Brazil, 2013 |
Quantitative, survey-type, exploratory-descriptive and cross-sectional research study, level IV |
| Morley G29 |
Efficacy of the nurse ethicist in reducing moral distress: what can the NHS learn from the USA? Part 2 |
England, 2016 |
Literature review, level V |
| Ohnishi K, Kitaoka K, Nakahara J, Välimäki M, Kontio R, Anttila M30 |
Impact of moral sensitivity on moral distress among psychiatric nurses |
Finland, 2019 |
Cross-sectional study, level VI |
| Schaefer R, Vieira M31 |
Ethical competence as a coping resource for moral distress in nursing |
Brazil, 2015 |
Integrative literature review, level V |
| Edmonson C32 |
Strengthening Moral Courage among nurse leaders |
USA, 2015 |
Review, level V |
| Schluter J, Winch S, Holzhauser K, Henderson A33 |
Nurses: moral sensitivity and hospital ethical climate: a literature review |
USA, 2008 |
Literature review of quantitative and qualitative studies, level V |
| Dalmolin GDL, Lunardi VL, Lunardi GL, Barlem ELD, Silveira RSD34 |
Nurses, nursing technicians and assistants: Who experiences more moral distress? |
Brazil, 2014 |
Qualitative research, level VI |