Moral distress is a common experience in serious illness care. This webinar will define and explore the concept, and participants will gain a clear understanding of how ethical challenges and emotional strain affect professional well-being and patient care. Join this engaging session to strengthen resilience, enhance compassionate care, and support a healthier work environment across all care settings where moral and emotional demands are constant.

KEY WEBINAR TAKEAWAYS

• ·     Differentiating empathic strain, secondary trauma, moral distress, and burnout
• ·     Symptoms of moral distress in healthcare providers
• ·     Measurement tools for moral distress
• ·     Institutional strategies/programs that provide necessary support to mitigate moral distress for any provider
• ·     Three individual, team, and institutional strategies that support sustainability in the healthcare workplace

BONUS MATERIALS  

• ·     Outline for making the case for strategies to identify and mitigate moral distress
• ·     List of peer-reviewed articles related to moral distress in healthcare providers.

WEBINAR DETAILS:  This webinar will define and discuss common feelings of moral distress in serious illness care. Evidence-based data and strategies will be offered to mitigate the harmful effects of experiencing moral distress, which is a normal experience in clinical practice.

THIS WEBINAR WILL BENEFIT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:  Hospice, Home Care, Home Health, Palliative Care

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Nurses
• CNAs
• Social workers
• Physicians
• Students
• Chaplains