PHSA - PC - PHS - Moral Distress: Recognition and Response

Moral distress is recognized by the Mental Health Commission of Canada as one of the factors affecting psychological health & safety in the workplace for health care providers. This interactive session helps participants to recognize the signs of moral distress and understand its impacts. Participants will explore strategies to address moral distress at individual, team, and organizational levels, fostering a psychologically safe and ethical work environment.

By the end of the session, participants will be able to:

  1. Recognize the signs and sources of moral distress in themselves and their teams.
  2. Understand the impact of moral distress on individuals, teams, and organizations, including emotional, behavioural, and physical effects.
  3. Apply practical strategies to address moral distress at individual, team, and organizational levels.

1 hr 30 mins
34571

Anyone who leads or mentors people within the PHSA community


Course Sessions

Moral Distress: Recognition and Response - Van BC Cancer Frontline Leaders **Invite Only**

May 5, 2026, 9am PT - 10:30am PT

  • Buchanan, Christene

In person


Moral Distress: Recognition and Response

May 26, 2026, 12pm PT - 1:30pm PT

  • Buchanan, Christene
  • Soltys, Annette Michelle

Virtual


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Contact Information

Psychological Health and Safety

psychhealthsafety@phsa.ca