RELATION BETWEEN MORAL DISTRESS AND WORK ENGAGEMENT IN NURSE’S CROSS-SECTIONAL-CORRELATION STUDY

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ABBASZADEH A.; BORHANI F.; FOROOGH AMERI G.; NAJMI DOLAT ABADI S.

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Journal: Medical Ethics Year:2013 | Volume:7 | Issue:24 Page(s): 33-53

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Title

RELATION BETWEEN MORAL DISTRESS AND WORK ENGAGEMENT IN NURSE’S CROSS-SECTIONAL-CORRELATION STUDY

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ABBASZADEH A. | BORHANI F. | FOROOGH AMERI G. | NAJMI DOLAT ABADI S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MORAL DISTRESSQ3

WORK ENGAGEMENTQ3

NURSESQ3

Abstract

Nurses are confronted with practice dilemmas that evoke distress.MORAL DISTRESS understood as a functional concern. WORK ENGAGEMENT is an approach to gaining better understanding of NURSES' work experiences. The purpose of this study identifies relation between MORAL DISTRESS and WORK ENGAGEMENT in NURSES.This study designed with Cross-sectional correlation method. Data were collected using the MORAL DISTRESS scale and Utrecht WORK ENGAGEMENT Scale. The instruments were distributed 184 NURSES who work in Sirjan's hospitals. The findings indicate that NURSES experienced average intensity MORAL DISTRESS and there is significant positive correlation between intensity MORAL DISTRESSes with frequency MORAL DISTRESS. Also show the significant positive correlation between MORAL DISTRESS and WORK ENGAGEMENT (p=0.011, R=0.188). So we recommend nursing managers to plan strategies in order to increase NURSES WORK ENGAGEMENT and experience less MORAL DISTRESS.

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Moral Distress in Nursing and Its Contributors in the Context of Iran

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ABBASZADEH, A., BORHANI, F., FOROOGH AMERI, G., & NAJMI DOLAT ABADI, S.. (2013). RELATION BETWEEN MORAL DISTRESS AND WORK ENGAGEMENT IN NURSE’S CROSS-SECTIONAL-CORRELATION STUDY. MEDICAL ETHICS, 7(24), 33-53. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/195666/en

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ABBASZADEH A., BORHANI F., FOROOGH AMERI G., NAJMI DOLAT ABADI S.. RELATION BETWEEN MORAL DISTRESS AND WORK ENGAGEMENT IN NURSE’S CROSS-SECTIONAL-CORRELATION STUDY. MEDICAL ETHICS[Internet]. 2013;7(24):33-53. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/195666/en

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A. ABBASZADEH, F. BORHANI, G. FOROOGH AMERI, and S. NAJMI DOLAT ABADI, “RELATION BETWEEN MORAL DISTRESS AND WORK ENGAGEMENT IN NURSE’S CROSS-SECTIONAL-CORRELATION STUDY,” MEDICAL ETHICS, vol. 7, no. 24, pp. 33–53, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/195666/en

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