Compassion practices represent an under-explored organizational tool that may aid clinician well-being and positively impact health care experiences. This study,...

Rushton's article in American Journal of Nursing explores unfound findings and solutions relating to moral distress, a form of moral suffering in the face of...

A collaborative project developed by the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics, the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, the American Journal of Nursing, and the...

This study published in the American Journal of Critical Care combats stressors and causal factors of burnout and moral distress by supporting creation of healthy...

This article published by Johns Hopkins Nursing stresses the threat of moral distress on nurse retention. Through a scenario, the causes of moral distress --...

Job dissatisfaction among nurses makes our health care more expensive and less safe. This meta-analysis reported higher job dissatisfaction in nurses directly...

This review article published in the Journal of Nursing Management summarizes data and trends of nursing staff turnover costs from 1990 to 2010. Inconsistencies in...

Hamric's study, published in Critical Care Medicine, aims to explore the relationships among moral distress, ethical climate, physician/nurse collaboration, and...

This literature review, published in Text Context Nursing, was performed with the objective to identify, in national and international scientific literature over...

The following study, published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, investigates the relationship between team structure, team culture, and...