Moral Injury Post-COVID-19: More Than Military? A Theological Perspective.

IF 0.8 0 RELIGION

Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling Pub Date : 2024-03-01 Epub Date: 2024-05-05 DOI:10.1177/15423050241247263

Atsushi Shibaoka

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Abstract

The author of this article considers moral distress theologically, as a potential shattering of core sustaining belief systems, hope, securities, self-identities, and organizing principles of one's existence. Shattering of individual moral expectations can occur in both medical and military moral injury.

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COVID-19 后的道德伤害：不仅仅是军事伤害？神学视角。

在有关医学精神伤害的讨论日益增多的背景下，我概述了军事和医学精神伤害之间的尖锐差异。这些差异往往被忽视或最小化，不利于建立更清晰的医学道德伤害概念。神学探索发现了两者之间的共同点，并将道德伤害归结为个人道德期望的破灭，这反过来又引发了形成个人道德期望的道德框架的破灭。

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Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling RELIGION-

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