BackgroundMoral distress is an increasingly recognized ethical concern in healthcare, particularly in older adult care, where it is associated with negative consequences for nurses, patients, and healthcare organizations. Although widely studied, its emotional dimensions, particularly the role of shame, remain insuffic...
Fanny Ahokas, M. Silén, A. Höglund et al.· Nursing Ethics· 0 citations
Research is essential for improving outcomes in paediatric oncology, yet decisions about research participation often occur during emotionally vulnerable periods for families. Although children’s assent is ethically required, it is not always meaningfully implemented in practice. Understanding how children, siblings an...
Kajsa Norberg Wieslander, Sara Frygner-Holm, S. Nilsson et al.· Trials· 0 citations
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