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È la cosa giusta da fare? Il Distress Morale nella pratica infermieristica. Revisione della letteratura

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18 gennaio 2018
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10.4081/scenario.2015.60
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5-16

Abstract

Introduzione: la situazione di sofferenza che l’infermiere vive quando “riconosce la cosa giusta da fare e tuttavia per impedimenti istituzionali gli è impossibile seguire il giusto corso d’azione†è descritta
in letteratura come moral distress. L’infermiere, costretto ad agire “in modo contrario ai suoi valori personali e professionaliâ€, vede compromessa la sua “integrità e autenticitàâ€. La letteratura indica

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