The professional ills of moral distress and nurse retention: Is ethics education an antidote?

American Journal of Bioethics 8 (4):19 – 21 (2008)
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Grady and colleagues (2008) have provided a major contribution to the field of bioethics, and their research should lend a significant hand to the oft-neglected ethics needs of professional nurses....

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