Physiotherapists’ moral distress: Mixed-method study reveals new insights

Keyphrases

• Mixed-methods Study 100%
• Physiotherapist 100%
• Moral Distress 100%
• Moral Sensitivity 36%
• Self-efficacy 27%
• Coping Strategies 18%
• Emotional Response 9%
• Israeli 9%
• Therapist 9%
• Structured Interview 9%
• Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) 9%
• Occupational Setting 9%
• Haifa 9%
• Pediatric 9%
• Climate Perception 9%
• Organizational Support 9%
• Training Program 9%
• Locus of Control 9%
• Intense Emotions 9%
• Organizational Factors 9%
• Institutional Constraints 9%
• Phenomenological Analysis 9%
• Autonomy Support 9%
• Personal-professional 9%
• Personal Factors 9%
• Informed Consent 9%
• Descriptive Statistics 9%
• Anonymous Survey 9%
• Ethical Considerations 9%
• Ethics Committees 9%
• University Ethics 9%
• Multiple Comparisons 9%
• Inferential Statistics 9%
• Ethical Climate 9%
• Professional Factors 9%
• Cognitive Response 9%
• Professional Networks 9%
• Inner Conflict 9%
• Constraint Strategy 9%
• Professional Autonomy 9%
• Complex Link 9%
• Physical Reactions 9%
• Facet Model 9%
• Ethics Training 9%
• Training Competencies 9%
• Reflective Skills 9%
• Perceived Obligation 9%
• Comparison Equations 9%

Psychology

• Self-Efficacy 100%
• Mixed Methods 100%
• Coping Behavior 66%
• Ethics 66%
• Semistructured Interview 33%
• Autonomy 33%
• Organizational Support 33%
• Locus of Control 33%
• Informed Consent 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Moral Distress 100%
• Physiotherapist 100%
• Self-Efficacy 27%
• Structural Equation Modeling 9%
• Professional Standard 9%
• Inferential Statistics 9%
• Professional Practice 9%