'Futile' orders and morally distressed nurses: professionally sanctioned conscientious objection is not the solution
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(2012). 'Futile' orders and morally distressed nurses: professionally sanctioned conscientious objection is not the solution
There are differing views on the exact nature of moral distress in nursing, but essentially, most empirical work indicates that it is the nurse’s inability to do the right thing because she feels impeded from doing so, due to constraints such as orga... Read More about 'Futile' orders and morally distressed nurses: professionally sanctioned conscientious objection is not the solution.