The problem: the human cost
Screaming in silence.
The clinicians carrying these decisions are paying for the gaps. The evidence is quiet, peer-reviewed and hard to unsee.
96.3%of neurology residents surveyed had experienced moral distress weeklyHildesheim et al., neurology-resident pilot study
88%of neurointerventionalists considered moral injury relevant or highly relevantScarcia et al., neurointerventional moral-injury survey
64%scored above the IES-R threshold for possible PTSDRai et al., “Unseen wounds”
3.16times the odds of high moral distress for emergency physicians compared with internal medicine subspecialistsTutty et al., JAMA Network Open
Figures as reported by each study's authors.
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