July 1, 2024 — Today, Moral Injury of Healthcare is pleased to share new updates on thought leadership, media, events, and advocacy.

June 18, 2024 — In Becker's Hospital Review, our CEO Dr. Wendy Dean and Dr. Christian Macedonia co-author a must-read column.

June 3, 2024 — In a new episode of WellNURSE, Dr. Dean delves into the crucial topic of moral injury, exploring how to recognize it and its profound impact on healthcare professionals, offering insightful strategies to address this pressing issue.

June 1, 2024 — In the spring issue of AFT Health Care, Dr. Dean writes a long-form article. The publication is the AFT union's healthcare division journal that represents more than 70,000 members in 100 locals in 18 states and territories.

May 28, 2024 — In an excellent article, WJLA, the ABC News affiliate for the greater Washington, DC area, features the new podcast from The Mullan Institute's Workplace Change Collaborative being hosted by Dr. Dean.

May 23, 2024 — At Harvard, future doctors are grappling with recent changes to the medical landscape that have exacerbated burnout and moral injury.

May 15, 2024 — Our CEO and Co-founder Dr. Wendy Dean joined Dr. Kevin Pho for a new episode of his podcast.

May 13, 2024 — Today in the GW Hatchet, Max Johnson writes an excellent article featuring the launch of The Mullan Institute's new podcast from its Workplace Change Collaborative hosted by our CEO and Co-founder Dr. Wendy Dean.

April 23, 2024 — In a new article, Wendell Potter extensively features our CEO and Co-founder Dr. Wendy Dean's journey and the work we are doing every day. According to Dr. Dean, "We have changed the lexicon of healthcare.”

April 15, 2024 — In this month's issue of Federal Practitioner, our Co-founders Drs. Wendy Dean and Simon Talbot publish their latest paper, Moral Injury in Health Care: A Unified Definition and its Relationship to Burnout.

April 8, 2024 — Our CEO Dr. Wendy Dean joined the Rx for Success podcast for an in-depth conversation with Dr. Randy Cook.

March 20, 2024 — Our CEO and co-founder Dr. Wendy Dean joined the Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare for a special webinar, "Reframing Distress: Why Moral Injury Matters."

March 18, 2024 — POLITICO published a piece in its Future Pulse column entitled, “It’s not burnout, it’s moral injury.”

March 14, 2024 — Today, Moral Injury of Healthcare is pleased to share recent developments and upcoming events.

February 14, 2024 — This morning, the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Health will hold a legislative hearing titled "Legislative Proposals to Support Patients and Caregivers.”

If I Betray These Words: Moral Injury in Medicine and Why It's So Hard for Clinicians to Put Patients First is a Bronze Winner in the Book, Story, or Feature category for the 3rd Annual Anthem Awards.

Wendy Dean, MD speaks on what the corporate practice of health care has done to the medical profession. What does this mean to us as professionals and physicians?

This is a conversation about the dissonance between our expectations of what work can offer our lives and the reality of what our jobs and careers are capable of delivering; about whether work can ever really love us back. But there’s a bigger picture here, too. Workers are quitting their jobs in record numbers. Strikes are taking place across the country. In her role as a labor reporter, Jaffe has spent much of the past year interviewing workers across the country — spanning industries from retail to health care to tech — giving her insight into the shift in attitudes behind this uproar in the labor market. So that’s where we begin: Why are so many Americans radically rethinking work?

1 in 5 American health care workers have left the profession since the pandemic hit. The pandemic has pushed what was already a tough situation into crisis mode. And as psychiatrist Wendy Dean sees it, this is more than just burnout.

Burnout and the burden of life-and-death decisions have driven some exhausted front-line staff to the edge. In this long-form piece by Financial Times writer India Ross, Dr. Wendy Dean lends her expertise as a psychiatrist and the framework of moral injury to contextualize the deep trauma facing healthcare workers today.