英文摘要 |
Because of various factors which are beyond control and make it impossible to maintain the best interests of the patient, the healthcare personnel may feel moral distress and suffer from their emotional stress. If such obstacles cannot be removed, they will enter a stage of reactive moral distress, experiencing suffering from the mind and body and therefore cannot solve clinical ethical problems. Thus we should put more attention on the nursing education. This article attempts to discuss the moral distress and emotional stress from the perspective of difficult ethics, because we think the difficulties of clinical ethics which incur moral distress are not really noticed by the existing methods of clinical ethics. On the one hand, it lies in the becoming fragmentedand complicated of a nurse’s good -intentions; on the other hand, it results from the becoming incompleteness of the context of significance and inter-subjectivity under the condition of real health care situations. This study also points out that if nurses can form their own moral values, they will deal with their emotional stress in a better way. |