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    This document summarizes a special issue of the journal International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health on the topic of moral distress and mental health among healthcare professionals. The guest editors introduce the issue by noting that the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the suffering caused by moral distress when clinicians must provide care with limited resources. They invite submissions that explore the links between moral distress and mental health outcomes, as well as factors and interventions that can address this phenomenon. The editor-in-chief also provides context on the journal and encourages submissions of research in environmental and public health.

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    This document summarizes a special issue of the journal International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health on the topic of moral distress and mental health among healthcare professionals. The guest editors introduce the issue by noting that the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the suffering caused by moral distress when clinicians must provide care with limited resources. They invite submissions that explore the links between moral distress and mental health outcomes, as well as factors and interventions that can address this phenomenon. The editor-in-chief also provides context on the journal and encourages submissions of research in environmental and public health.

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    5.

    an Open Access Journal by MDPI

    Moral Distress and Mental Health among Healthcare Professionals


    Guest Editors: Message from the Guest Editors
    Dr. Giulia Lamiani The suffering caused by moral distress has become more
    Department of Health Sciences, evident during the COVID-19 pandemic, where many
    University of Milan, 20142 Milan,
    Italy
    clinicians have found themselves need to provide care in a
    context of limited resources. However, evidence is needed
    to better comprehend the relationship between moral
    Dr. Lidia Borghi
    Department of Health Sciences, distress and mental health outcomes among healthcare
    University of Milan, 20142 Milan, professionals. As moral distress may lead to positive
    Italy behavioral and organizational changes if it is recognized
    and respected, the search protective factors for
    Dr. Marina Maffoni organizations and individuals should be promoted. Finally,
    Psychology Unit, Istituti Clinici
    as moral distress is becoming an emerging issue during the
    Scientifici Maugeri, IRCCS,
    Montescano Institute, 27040 COVID-19 pandemic, new evidence is needed to design
    Montescano, Italy effective interventions to counteract it. In this Special Issue,
    we invite authors to contribute research exploring the links
    between moral distress and mental health, and on the
    factors and interventions that can address this
    Deadline for manuscript phenomenon. New research papers, reviews, and case
    submissions:
    closed (15 June 2022)
    reports are welcome to this Issue. Papers reporting new
    approaches to assess and address moral distress are also
    welcome.

    mdpi.com/si/69895
    Special
    Issue
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