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Episode 232

Moral Injury in Medicine: Building Bridges Between Leaders and Frontline Teams

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In this final episode of a three-part series on moral injury, host Heather Farley, MD, MHCDS sits down with Katherine Meese, PhD, to discuss the differences in how moral injury is experienced by frontline teams and leadership, and how the trust gap between the two can be bridged. Dr. Meese expands on the “middle management trust gap,” how leaders can unintentionally erode trust by blaming decisions on those above them, and offers practical ways to communicate hard decisions, rebuild trust through apology and forgiveness, and share ownership of a healthier culture.

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