Survey Finds Alberta Healthcare Workers Reported Coercion, Moral Injury From COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates A peer-reviewed study published Tuesday in Open Medicine surveyed 80 healthcare workers in Alberta, Canada, about their experiences with COVID-19 vaccine mandates. According to the paper, 82.5% of respondents expressed negative sentiments about the mandates, while 17.5% expressed positive sentiments. Respondents reported coercion, emotional distress, institutional betrayal, silencing and moral injury, the researchers wrote [1]. The paper was written by three York University researchers — Claudia Chaufan, M.D., Ph.D., Natalie Hemsing and Rachael Moncrieffe. The online survey was conducted last year. Vaccine Status Did Not Determine Opposition…

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