Ethical dilemmas, perceived risk, and motivation among nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic

Keyphrases

• COVID-19 Pandemic 100%
• Ethical Issues 100%
• Perceived Risk 100%
• Perceived Motivation 100%
• Israel 33%
• Resource Allocation 33%
• COVID-19 33%
• Israeli 33%
• Virus 33%
• COVID-19 Outbreak 33%
• High Risk 33%
• Entitlement 33%
• Haifa 33%
• Maximum Age 33%
• Online Questionnaire 33%
• Ventilation 33%
• Social Health 33%
• Training Methods 33%
• Social Welfare 33%
• Health Sciences 33%
• Optimal Treatment 33%
• Registered nurses 33%
• Scarce Resources 33%
• Snowball Sampling 33%
• Risk Level 33%
• COVID-19 Patients 33%
• Ethical Considerations 33%
• Emotional Burden 33%
• Ethics Committees 33%
• Facebook Groups 33%
• WhatsApp Groups 33%
• Personal Risk 33%
• Medical Background 33%
• Right to Refuse 33%
• Stress Perceived 33%
• Supportive Climate 33%
• Motivations to Provide Care 33%
• Ethical Tensions 33%
• Age Limits 33%
• Utilitarian Approach 33%
• Nursing Profession 33%
• Regret 33%
• Insufficient Supply 33%
• Intern nurses 33%
• Intention to Leave the Profession 33%
• COVID-19 Disease 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Pandemic 100%
• Ethical dilemmas 100%
• Occupation (Patient Social Context) 100%
• Disease 50%
• Professional Standard 50%
• Tension 50%
• Resource Allocation 50%
• Guiding Catheter 50%