Replication Data for: Sources of Moral Distress in Nursing Professionals: A Scoping Review

The spreadsheet is a comprehensive database of articles related to moral distress in nursing. It includes the following columns, which provide detailed information on each entry:

1. Authors: Lists the authors of the articles.
2. Year of Publication: The year the article was published.
3. Title of the Article: The full title of the research article.
4. Journal Title: The name of the journal where the article was published.
5. Country: Countries where the research was conducted.
6. Language: The language in which the article is written.
7. Institution: The leading institution or institutions responsible for the research.
8. Type of Publication: The category of publication, indicating the field, e.g., nursing publications.
9. Methodological Characteristics: A brief description of the methodology used in the study.
10. Type of Study: Specifies whether it was a literature review, qualitative, or quantitative research.
11. Method of Data Collection: How data were collected for the study.
12. Moral Distress Sources: Identifies the main sources of moral distress highlighted in the study.
13. Practice Context: The practical context where the study was conducted (e.g., hospitals, COVID-19 pandemic context).
14. Conclusion: Whether the conclusions were justified by the research results.
15. Recommendations: Suggestions and recommendations made by the authors.
16. Evidence Level: The level of evidence provided in the article (e.g., systematic reviews, single studies).
17. Limitations or Biases: Any limitations or potential biases identified in the study.