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Table 3 The relationship between moral distress and ethical climate in the NICU nurses

From: The relationship between moral distress, ethical climate, and attitudes towards care of a dying neonate among NICU nurses

Variable

Correlation coefficient

P-value*

The number of times faced with moral tension

Ethical climate of colleagues

-0.17

0.06

The intensity of moral distress

-0.20

0.02

The number of times faced with moral tension

Ethical climate

doctors

-0.07

0.46

The intensity of moral distress

-0.07

0.43

The number of times faced with moral tension

Ethical climate doctors

-0.13

0.18

The intensity of moral distress

-0.13

0.14

The number of times faced with moral tension

Ethical climate patients

-0.04

0.68

The intensity of moral distress

-0.22

0.01

The number of times faced with moral tension

Ethical climate nurse managers

-0.05

0.56

The intensity of moral distress

-0.21

0.01

The number of times faced with moral tension

Total ethical climate

-0.10

0.24

The intensity of moral distress

-0.19

0.03