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The silent leadership skill: Ethical courage in healthcare
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McKnight's Long-Term Care News
Healthcare leaders today are facing challenges unlike any other time.
Ethical courage is not about impulsive defiance — it’s about thoughtful, principled action in service of others and the integrity of care.
5 strategies for cultivating ethical courage in healthcare leadershipCreate space for ethical deliberationBuild regular forums — ethics rounds, case reviews or moral distress debriefs — where staff and leaders can discuss challenging scenarios openly.
Shared accountability lightens the personal risk and reinforces the collective responsibility for ethical care.
Ethical courage isn’t about dramatic gestures — it’s about consistent, values-driven leadership.
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