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Employers urged to watch for "moral injuries" in pandemic, many sectors affected

The moral distress essential workers experience from being unable to fulfil their duties and obligations properly in the COVID-19 pandemic can develop into mental health problems like PTSD, anxiety and depression if unsupported, according to UK researchers.

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