MORAL SENSITIVITY AND RELATED FACTORS: THE PERCEPTION OF NURSES
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https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v21i4.47410Keywords:
Moral development, Ethics, nursing, Morals, Nursing.Abstract
This study aimed to investigate nurses’ perception regarding moral sensitivity and factors related to it. It is a qualitative study, with data collected in focus groups and analyzed using the technique of content analysis, in March 2016. A total of six nurses participated, from the following areas of work – palliative care, hematology, urgent care, the intensive care unit, and lecturing – from the city of Valencia in Spain. Four categories were surmised: the concept of moral sensitivity; the professional dimension; the relationship with the patient; and ethical education. The nurses investigated presented a restricted view of the concept of moral sensitivity, although they identified factors which influence moral sensitivity.
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