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Understanding Moral Injury Moral injury was first defined by psychiatrist Jonathan Shay through his work with Vietnam veterans,...

In Pain & Prejudice , Gabrielle Jackson delivers a powerful and deeply researched exploration of how women’s pain is dismissed,...

In a groundbreaking insight into human relationships, Sprecher and Fehr noted: "Compassionate love for strangers and humanity... has...

I interviewed Dead Yates a couple of years ago as he was deep in the writing of his memoir. You can watch that interview. Here's the...

In the evolving landscape of organizational communication, there's a critical element that has long been overlooked but can no longer be...

In the realm of workplace protection, workers' compensation represents more than a legal obligation—it's a social contract that speaks to...

According to the Universal Health Coverage Heat map there is no planned activity in Australia for Universal Health Coverage Day on...

In a powerful display of solidarity and determination, over 400 injured workers have joined GIDII Advocacy's work to promote the...

In the complex landscape of military service, soldiers face challenges that extend far beyond physical battles. Moral injury—a profound...

What is Occupational Moral Injury? Moral injury occurs when individuals experience psychological distress resulting from actions, or lack...

As our understanding of moral injury continues to evolve, researchers and clinicians have developed several validated measurement tools...

As professionals who work at the intersection of spiritual care and psychological wellbeing, chaplains often encounter individuals...

Introduction: What is Moral Injury? Healthcare professionals increasingly face situations that challenge their moral and ethical...

In the realm of moral injury—those deep wounds to the soul that occur when we witness or participate in events that violate our core...

In recent years, our understanding of workplace bullying has evolved significantly, yet its profound psychological impact remains...

In his book "Moral Distress and Injury in Human Services: Cases, Causes, and Strategies for Prevention," Frederic G. Reamer, the social...

Our deepest values serve as the compass that guides our lives. They are the invisible threads that weave together our sense of right and...

When we think of moral injury, our minds often turn first to military veterans - those who have witnessed or participated in acts that...

Long before the term "moral injury" entered clinical discourse, filmmakers have been exploring its profound impact on the human psyche....

Moral distress occurs when professionals know the ethically appropriate action to take but are constrained from taking it. This...