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This article aims to relate the concepts of ethical and moral suffering to the practices of nursing professionals, in order to identify how these workers are affected by this suffering in situations related to their work. Through a bibliographical review it was possible, through a brief theoretical and philosophical clarification of the words ethics and morals, to obtain a greater epistemological understanding. Having as backdrop Psychodynamics of Work, where the concept of ethical suffering arises for the first time, it was possible to think over the suffering of the individual by denying himself and his values for the purpose of performing or negotiating with actions that morally condemned at work. When we approached studies that investigated the ethical and moral suffering of health workers, especially nursing workers, it was noticed that workers in the area are very vulnerable to the choices that generate ethical suffering as a result of their own caregiver work. It was concluded that, although most of the literature covered uses the concept of moral suffering, it is possible to relate this to the ethical suffering and contribute to broaden the discussions and productions related to the theme, considering its impact on mental health these professionals.

Sofrimento ético e moral: uma Interface com o contexto dos profissionais de enfermagem