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The Weight of the Work: Behavioral Health Load, Moral Injury and the Patient Who Stops Asking
The Weight of the Work: Behavioral Health Load, Moral Injury and the Patient Who Stops Asking is a 1-contact-hour course from HIVE Nurse, built by nurses for nurses. Med-surg nurses carry behavioral health patients they were not prepared for. Nine short lessons on that load, the moral weight it adds and the patient who stops asking.
At a glance
- Type
- Course
- Contact hours
- 1.0 contact hour
- Price
- $9, or included with HIVE Unlimited
- Format
- Online, self-paced
- Lessons
- 9 short lessons, then a post-test and evaluation
- Built by
- Elizabeth Miller Walters
- Provider
- Florida Board of Nursing CE Provider #50-57054
What you will be able to do
- Distinguish burnout, moral distress and moral injury by your defining features and by what each responds to, and identify institutional conditions associated with moral injury.
- Describe a specific institutional condition in your own setting that contributes to moral distress and one action you could take in response.
Lessons
- Six Behavioral Health Patients
- You'll See Them at Walmart
- How You Know You're Burned Out
- Leaders Get Moral Injury Too
- The Quiet Patient
- The Family Factor
- Naming It: Burnout, Moral Distress, Moral Injury
- De-escalation Before It Is a Code
- The Patient Nobody Wants in Room 12
How to take it
Open it in the HIVE Nurse app on your phone or computer. A free account keeps your progress and your certificate in your Career Tracker; your first contact hour each month is free.