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MORAL DISTRESS: Caring for Those Who Care, 27 November 2020
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8. Keynote Presentation: "This isn't right!": The Call to Moral Responsibility and Its Intrinsic Challenge, Moral Distress - Wendy Austin and Daniel Garros
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9. Session 1: Epidemiology of Moral Distress - Charles Larson
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10. Session 2: Care, Empathy and the Electronic Health Record in NICU - A clinician's view - Paul Byrne
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11. Session 3: Critical Incident Stress Management Teams: Realization, Refocus, and Resiliency in the NICU - Chloe Joynt, Erin Burton and Ashlyn Skaley
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12. Session 4: Whose Distress is it Anyway? Helping One Another Manage Moral Distress - Mat Rose
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13. Session 5: Sources of Moral Distress in Palliative Care - Gary Frank
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