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Audiologists' perceptions of ethical climate and level of moral distress in the provision of amplification services in South Africa
Moral Distress (MD) has attracted significant attention among researchers, with most research focused on nurses. South Africa has an unequal distribution of resources between the public and private healthcare sectors. Private practices depend on hearing aid sales to generate income, making the profe...
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Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders
2025
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