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Exploring the Presence of Moral Distress in Critical Care Nurses
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2016
unpublished
<p>With healthcare moving toward greater outpatient and preventative approaches, hospitalizations are increasingly intended for those who are critically ill. Frequently this requires the need for highly specialized nursing as well as resource utilization. Technological advances have aided in providing this type of intensive care but they have also compelled practitioners to make treatment decisions that did not previously exist. The conflict of maintaining one's life without ascertaining
doi:10.28971/532016gj79
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