Burnout among nurses, exacerbated by COVID-19, continues to rise, leading to increased anxiety and depression. Nurse well-being and patient care see impacts, including in increased risk of errors, job turnover, and suicide.
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Thriving under pressure

Burnout among nurses, exacerbated by COVID-19, continues to rise, leading to increased anxiety and depression. Nurse well-being and patient care see impacts, including in increased risk of errors, job turnover, and suicide.
Author Lili Martin, DNP, RN;
Author Rebecca Nagle, DNP, PNP
Author Geeda Searfoorce, MFA
By Lili Martin, DNP, RN;, Rebecca Nagle, DNP, PNP and Geeda Searfoorce, MFA
Thriving under pressure

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Thriving under pressure

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Content sourced from American Nurse Journal
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