THE MORAL DISTRESS OF NURSES IN HEALTH CENTERS IN THE CITY OF BAM IN 1390

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ABBASZADEH A.; BORHANI F.; KALANTARY S.

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Journal: Medical Ethics Year:2011 | Volume:5 | Issue:17 Page(s): 119-140

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THE MORAL DISTRESS OF NURSES IN HEALTH CENTERS IN THE CITY OF BAM IN 1390

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ABBASZADEH A. | BORHANI F. | KALANTARY S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MORAL DISTRESSQ4

NURSESQ2

ETHICAL DECISION-MAKINGQ3

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Introduction: Increasingly accelerated progress in biomedical technology in recent decades, has been associated with an increased tendency to ethical issues. The NURSES as health staff are constantly in situations where they require to they are making. Them, every day during the conflict in their working environment with a variety of psychological stress faced. The MORAL DISTRESS on all aspects their personal and professional lives will be affected. The purpose of this study was to determine the MORAL DISTRESS of NURSES in health centers in 1390 to be Bam.Methods: This study was a descriptive-cross sectional study on 140 NURSES working in the medical center was the city of Bam. Data from the MORAL DISTRESS scale, its reliability and validity in other studies as measured, were collected. Data analysis using descriptive statistics and one-way ANOVA is performed.Results: The findings show that the intensity of MORAL DISTRESS among NURSES, 5.04 respectively. The relationship between age means (p=0.00), work (p=0.01), the amount of interaction and collaboration between physicians and NURSES (p=0.00), decision-making in leave the job and resigned (p=0.00), job promotion opportunities (p=0.03), feeling of job security (p=0.00), the amount of support from hospital administrators (p=0.00) with the MORAL DISTRESS of NURSES has been studied.Conclusion: According to the MORAL DISTRESS of NURSES participating in the study is too high. Join NURSES at the hospital ethics committee seems to be an effective solution for developing solutions to reduce distress and encourage NURSES to speak with moral and ethical situations of great distress reduces MORAL DISTRESS in this group to help.

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ABBASZADEH, A., BORHANI, F., & KALANTARY, S.. (2011). THE MORAL DISTRESS OF NURSES IN HEALTH CENTERS IN THE CITY OF BAM IN 1390. MEDICAL ETHICS, 5(17), 119-140. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/195646/en

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ABBASZADEH A., BORHANI F., KALANTARY S.. THE MORAL DISTRESS OF NURSES IN HEALTH CENTERS IN THE CITY OF BAM IN 1390. MEDICAL ETHICS[Internet]. 2011;5(17):119-140. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/195646/en

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A. ABBASZADEH, F. BORHANI, and S. KALANTARY, “THE MORAL DISTRESS OF NURSES IN HEALTH CENTERS IN THE CITY OF BAM IN 1390,” MEDICAL ETHICS, vol. 5, no. 17, pp. 119–140, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/195646/en

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