Medical student moral distress in the clinical learning environment: Identifying the sources and pedagogical implications

Moral distress is commonly experienced among medical students, frequently driven by observing others' behaviors. Positive role modeling and mentoring can significantly influence students' moral distress and professional development.

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Medical Teacher
Published
2026-01-14
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https://doi.org/10.1080/0142159x.2026.2614603
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Medical student moral distress in the clinical learning environment: Identifying the sources and pedagogical implications

Daniel T. Kim, Annika Reczek, Sandra R. DiBrito, Wayne Shelton
Medical Teacher
Innovations in Medical Education
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Medical student moral distress in the clinical learning environment: Identifying the sources and pedagogical implications

Daniel T. Kim, Annika Reczek, Sandra R. DiBrito, Wayne Shelton
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Abstract

Moral distress is commonly experienced among medical students, frequently driven by observing others' behaviors. Positive role modeling and mentoring can significantly influence students' moral distress and professional development.

Medical Teacher
Albany Medical Center Hospital (US)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Innovations in Medical Education
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