All Articles tagged Moral Injury

• Program development
  March 17, 2025 EDT
  DEVELOPMENT OF THE BI-DIRECTIONAL ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY TOOL (BEST) TO ASSIST IMPLEMENTATION OF WELLNESS PROGRAMS IN FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS
  Dr. Scune CarrintonMeghan N. FeldpauschIsabelle MirandaGaurdia BanisterTinamarie FioroniLouisa L. SylviaDottie JonesElyse R. Park

  The Bi-directional Engagement Strategy Tool is a program implementation framework to guide the development of wellness resources to support health center staff.

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• Original research
  March 15, 2024 EDT
  MORAL INJURY, LEADERSHIP, AND SUICIDE: A STUDY OF TEXAS PARAMEDICS
  Brian Bayani

  The present study validated the construct of paramedic MI, provided empirical support for a relationship between leadership and paramedic follower well-being, and established a model for predicting paramedic STB.

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• Original research
  September 15, 2020 EDT
  WHISTLEBLOWER RETALIATION CHECKLIST: A NEW INSTRUMENT FOR IDENTIFYING RETALIATORY TACTICS AND THEIR PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACTS AFTER AN EMPLOYEE DISCLOSES WORKPLACE WRONGDOING
  Jacqueline GarrickMartina Buck

  Whistleblowers are an often misunderstood and miscategorized group of employees who suffer retribution for being relators of organizational wrongdoing.

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• Scholarly reviews
  April 24, 2019 EDT
  A Brief Introduction to Multiple Psychic Wounds in Police Work
  Daniel BlumbergKonstantinos Papazoglou

  Police officers can incur a wide range of psychic wounds in the line of duty, from compassion fatigue to burnout to moral injury.

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• Original research
  April 24, 2019 EDT
  Exploring the Roles of Moral Injury and Personality in Police Traumatization
  Konstantinos PapazoglouDan BlumbergVictoria Briones-ChiongbianChuck RussoMari Koskelainen

  Police officers are vulnerable to moral injury, which occurs in traumatic events when actions taken by oneself or others violate one's moral beliefs. Personality traits predict the clinical implications.

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