The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Moral Distress in NICU Nurses

Keyphrases

• Emotional Intelligence 100%
• Moral Distress 100%
• NICU nurses 100%
• Self-report Inventory 57%
• Patient Care 42%
• Healthcare Providers 28%
• Treatment Efficacy 28%
• R2 Score 28%
• Nurse Burnout 28%
• Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) 28%
• Nurse Attrition 28%
• Unnecessary Testing 28%
• Physician Orders 28%
• Nurse Stress 28%
• National Associations 14%
• Large Sample Size 14%
• Implications for Practice 14%
• Self-regulation 14%
• Institutional Constraints 14%
• Implications for Research 14%
• Avoidance Behavior 14%
• Participant Perceptions 14%
• Cultural Constraints 14%
• Patient Outcomes 14%
• Moral Distress Scale-Revised 14%
• Patient-centered Interventions 14%
• Adult nurses 14%
• Nonverbal Messages 14%
• Significant Relationships 14%
• Social Skills 14%
• Futile Care 14%
• Indirect Relationship 14%
• Descriptive Design 14%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 14%
• Self-awareness 14%
• Stress Anxiety 14%
• End-of-life Patients 14%
• Quantitative Descriptive 14%
• Intensive Care nurses 14%
• Neonatal nurses 14%
• Nurse Manager 14%
• Moral Distress in nursing 14%
• Practice Research 14%
• Social Awareness 14%
• Nurse Practitioner 14%
• Emotion Perception 14%
• Areas of Practice 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Moral Distress 100%
• Emotional Intelligence 100%
• Nurse 100%
• Self Report 36%
• Patient Care 27%
• Health Care Personnel 18%
• Myelodysplastic Syndrome 18%
• Nurse Practitioner 9%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 9%
• Treatment Outcome 9%
• Nursing 9%
• Sample Size 9%
• Self-Awareness 9%
• Neonatal Nurse 9%
• Nurse Manager 9%