Surgeon Perception and Attitude Toward the Moral Imperative of Institutionally Addressing Second Victim Syndrome in Surgery

Keyphrases

• Surgeons 100%
• Moral Imperative 100%
• Surgeon Perception 100%
• Second Victim Syndrome 100%
• Surgeon Attitudes 100%
• Mitigation Strategies 22%
• Adverse Events 11%
• Patient Care 11%
• Tertiary Care 11%
• Patient Demographics 11%
• University Hospital 11%
• Review Process 11%
• Healthcare Organizations 11%
• Surgical Complications 11%
• Wilcoxon Signed-rank Test 11%
• Healthcare Institutions 11%
• Psychological Injury 11%
• Traumatic Patients 11%
• Moral Distress 11%
• Legal Protection 11%
• Moral Obligation 11%
• Systemic Approach 11%
• Universal Experience 11%
• Healthcare Providers 11%
• Easily Accessible 11%
• Effective Interventions 11%
• Mixed-methods Approach 11%
• Potential Harm 11%
• Psychosocial Impact 11%
• Ability to Care 11%
• Adverse Surgical Outcomes 11%
• Effective Mitigation 11%
• Culturally Acceptable 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgeon 100%
• Tertiary Care 9%
• Patient Care 9%
• Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test 9%
• Patient Population 9%
• Postoperative Complication 9%
• Morbidity 9%
• Health Care Personnel 9%
• Mixed Methods 9%
• Adverse Event 9%