With Dr. Anthony Nazarov, PhD, PMP, Associate Scientific Director, MacDonald Franklin OSI Research Centre
and Colette Currin, Counsellor and National Director of Military, Veterans, and First Responders, EHN Canada
Moral injury is frequently mischaracterized. In combat veterans it is diagnosed as post-traumatic stress; among physicians it’s portrayed as burnout. Moral injury results from a single or repeated transgressions of an individual’s deeply held moral beliefs and expectations. This can be due to actions that a person performs, witnesses, or fails to prevent, often in connection with one’s professional duty. The consequence for this conflict in moral standards is lasting psychological, social, and spiritual harm. Join Dr. Anthony Nazarov, Associate Scientific Director at MacDonald Franklin OSI research Centre, and Colette Currin, Counsellor and National Director of Military, Veterans, and First Responders, on Thursday, December 1 between 12-1pm EST as the further explain moral injury.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Understand current conceptual perspective on moral injury and moral distress
- Recognize gaps in knowledge
- Analyze how moral injury measurement evolved
- Discuss the utility of the Moral Injury Outcome Scale
Date: December 1, 2022 – 12pm ET, 9am PT
Duration: 1-hour (45-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A)
Cost: COMPLIMENTARY
The content presented in this webinar was accurate at time of broadcast.
