Esther Murray, Author at St.Emlyn's

Author name: Esther Murray

Dr Esther Murray CPsychol AFBPsS SFHEA Esther is a health psychologist and her work explores the concept of moral injury in medicine. She has published, and presented on the topic at national and international conferences. Esther also delivers training on moral injury and the psychological impact of emergency response work to London Ambulance Service’s Advanced Paramedic Practitioners, the Counter Terrorism Specialist Firearms Officers of the Metropolitan Police and is a regular contributor to London HEMS Clinical Governance Days. Esther has recorded podcasts for WEM, St Emlyns, The College of Paramedics and for the London Advanced Paramedics and East of England Ambulance Service, she also delivers wellbeing workshops at the Royal London Hospital for staff in theatres and at the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and the Intensive Care Society.

Moral Injury during COVID-19. St Emlyn’s

By Esther Murray / January 3, 2021

Esther Murray and colleagues explore moral injury and the psychological impact of working through COVID-19. This video discussion considers recognition, prevention and support, emphasising honest conversations and the importance of feeling heard when difficult experiences challenge clinicians’ values.

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