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Moral Distress: Its Impact on Nursing
1 Moral distress : Its Impact on Nursing Pamela S. Dickerson, PhD, RN-BC PRN Continuing Education October-December, 2010 Disclaimer/Disclosures Requirements for successful completion: read the entire study, complete the post-test with a score of 80% or higher, complete and submit the evaluation form, and complete registration information, including full name and credentials. Conflict of Interest: No planners or authors have declared COI relative to this study. The learning activity will be unbiased and free from advertising material. Sponsorship: CoxOhio Publishing has paid for the writing of this study. CoxOhio Publishing has no control over content, content experts, or contact hours. Commercial Support: No commercial support has been received for this activity from any organization that produces or sells products used in patient care. Non-endorsement of Products: No products will be endorsed in this study.
3 moral distress is occurring or might occur, and (2) develop strategies that the nurse can use to minimize its effects. Code of Ethics One of the characteristics of a profession is …
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