Personality traits, meaning making, and moral injury: nurses' characteristics after exposure to morally injurious events associated with a patient safety incident

Stovall, Mady C.

doi:10.6083/x920fx47g

Stovall, Mady C.

2020

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Abstract

This three-manuscript dissertation explored philosophically, conceptually, and empirically morally injurious experiences (MIEs) and subsequent moral injury (MI) experienced by registered nurses (RNs) involved with a patient safety incident (PSI) (historically referred to as second victims).

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Title

Personality traits, meaning making, and moral injury: nurses' characteristics after exposure to morally injurious events associated with a patient safety incident

Creator

Stovall, Mady C.

Publisher

Oregon Health and Science University

Date

2020

Subjects

Patient Safety
Personality

Keywords

second victim experience; moral injury; registered nurses

DOI

https://doi.org/10.6083/x920fx47g