What is Moral Injury? Moral injury has been described as a “deep soul wound” that occurs when a person feels they must take actions, or witness actions, that violate their deeply held moral beliefs. The COVID-19 pandemic has placed extreme pressure on the nursing workforce and, in many settings, has meant that nurses are confronted daily with morally challenging dilemmas. Featured White Paper Are Your Nurses Experiencing Moral Injury? What You Can Do to Support Your Team Download this white paper to learn ways to address moral injury with your team and how to empower nurses to lead change. Learn More Infographic What Hospitals Need to Know: Nurse Moral Injury Nurse burnout leads to anywhere from 26-71% higher likelihood of medical errors. Learn what hospitals need to know about nurse moral injury. Learn More The Impact of COVID-19 The coronavirus places immense pressure on nurses as they attempt to uphold their oaths and provide care to patients in dire need without the usual support or resources. Healthcare workers daily must now choose between their professional oaths and risking their own health and that of their families. Webinar Moral Injury: Ramifications of COVID-19 Learn ways in which we can work to prevent moral injuries from occurring or intervene when they do, supporting healing. Learn More White Paper Reducing Mental Health’s Stigma in Healthcare Download this white paper to learn how to reduce the stigma of mental health in healthcare through education, transparency, and advocacy. Learn More Moral Injury Resources Nurse burnout and moral injury can have severe repercussions on nurses themselves, the patients whom they serve, and even entire hospitals. Explore ways to prevent moral injury on your team. Featured Toolkit Preventing Moral Injury in Nurses Toolkit Tools and resources to identify, understand, and reduce burnout and trauma among nurses, physicians, and caregivers. Learn More Infographic 7 Ways to Address Moral Injury in Nurses Nurse burnout and moral injury can have severe repercussions on nurses themselves. Learn 7 ways to address moral injury in nurses. Learn More Webinar Nurse Self-Care: Learning How to Take Care of Yourself and Your Team With the right tools, nurse leaders can build a work environment that supports positive health and the effective management of stress. Learn more now. Learn More Moral Injury Articles Why Healthcare Organizations Need to Focus on Clinician Health A new survey has shown a clear link between clinician wellness and patient safety. So it’s crucial that healthcare organizations focus on the mental and physical health of staff. Learn More Are Your Nurses Experiencing Moral Injury? With the term moral injury is increasingly being used to replace nurse burnout. We look at what this means for the crisis at the heart of the healing professions. Learn More Nurse Depression & Suicide Ideation: How Leaders Can Assess and Support Their Teams As a nurse leader, learning to identify depression and dealing with suicide ideation is an important part of coaching and guiding staff through the difficult situations that arise as part of their jobs. Learn More The Purpose of Meaningful Recognition While new pandemic-related challenges require complex solutions, incorporating meaningful recognition into an organization’s culture can make an immediate impact on improving a hospital’s or health system’s culture and is perhaps needed now more than ever before. Webinar The Pivotal Role of Meaningful Recognition Today in a Healthy Work Environment This webinar presents research underscoring healthy work environment (HWE) standards that contribute to nurse retention and well-being. Learn More
White Paper Are Your Nurses Experiencing Moral Injury? What You Can Do to Support Your Team Download this white paper to learn ways to address moral injury with your team and how to empower nurses to lead change. Learn More
Infographic What Hospitals Need to Know: Nurse Moral Injury Nurse burnout leads to anywhere from 26-71% higher likelihood of medical errors. Learn what hospitals need to know about nurse moral injury. Learn More
Webinar Moral Injury: Ramifications of COVID-19 Learn ways in which we can work to prevent moral injuries from occurring or intervene when they do, supporting healing. Learn More
White Paper Reducing Mental Health’s Stigma in Healthcare Download this white paper to learn how to reduce the stigma of mental health in healthcare through education, transparency, and advocacy. Learn More
Toolkit Preventing Moral Injury in Nurses Toolkit Tools and resources to identify, understand, and reduce burnout and trauma among nurses, physicians, and caregivers. Learn More
Infographic 7 Ways to Address Moral Injury in Nurses Nurse burnout and moral injury can have severe repercussions on nurses themselves. Learn 7 ways to address moral injury in nurses. Learn More
Webinar Nurse Self-Care: Learning How to Take Care of Yourself and Your Team With the right tools, nurse leaders can build a work environment that supports positive health and the effective management of stress. Learn more now. Learn More
Why Healthcare Organizations Need to Focus on Clinician Health A new survey has shown a clear link between clinician wellness and patient safety. So it’s crucial that healthcare organizations focus on the mental and physical health of staff. Learn More
Are Your Nurses Experiencing Moral Injury? With the term moral injury is increasingly being used to replace nurse burnout. We look at what this means for the crisis at the heart of the healing professions. Learn More
Nurse Depression & Suicide Ideation: How Leaders Can Assess and Support Their Teams As a nurse leader, learning to identify depression and dealing with suicide ideation is an important part of coaching and guiding staff through the difficult situations that arise as part of their jobs. Learn More
Webinar The Pivotal Role of Meaningful Recognition Today in a Healthy Work Environment This webinar presents research underscoring healthy work environment (HWE) standards that contribute to nurse retention and well-being. Learn More