Conclusion
REGRESSION, SAID
According to the results, moral reasoning, moral sensitivity and moral distress in the nurses compared to previous studies and the level of average community, were low, medium and high, respectively. In addition, single status, less work experience, work in the general wards, and awareness of the code of ethics were found to be associated with a higher ability to moral reasoning. While, there was no significant relationship between moral sensitivity and moral distress with any of the demographic characteristics of nurses. The findings of the randomized clinical trial phase of this study indicate that training ethical decision-making through group discussions is an effective strategy for improving moral reasoning and moral sensitivity in nurses, but has no effect on moral distress. Therefore, it can be said that all nurses at any level of sensitivity and moral reasoning experience moral stress that nursing managers should reduce the cause of stress. Therefore, it seems that the all nurses with any sociodemographic characteristics and also at any level of moral reasoning and moral sensitivity, experience moral distress that the policy makers should be find the strategy to reduce it.
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CONSORT flow diagram
Forest plot of unadjusted binary logistic regression analysis to evaluate the association between three groups of study with the (
Forest plot of adjusted binary logistic regression analysis to evaluate the association between three groups of study with the (