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Burnout & Suicide in Nursing: What Nurses Need Now

Burnout remains high across U.S. nursing and is linked with elevated suicide risk for registered nurses compared with non–healthcare workers. Addressing this is both a moral imperative and a patient safety necessity.   By the numbers (latest high-quality sources) In a joint American Nurses Foundation/McKinsey survey (n=7,419; May 2023), 56% of nurses reported burnout symptoms […]
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Battling Burnout and Moral Fatigue for Nurses in Challenging Times

Nurses are no strangers to burnout. Burnout is characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. Nurses experiencing burnout may feel emotionally drained, detached from their patients, and disillusioned with their work.   Moral fatigue often goes  hand in hand with burnout On the other hand, moral fatigue, also known as moral distress, pertains to […]
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Social Workers Are Vulnerable Too: Navigating Loss and Burnout When Client’s Disengage

Social Workers Are Vulnerable Too: Navigating Loss and Burnout When Client’s Disengage

As social workers dedicated to supporting individuals with mental health challenges, we often form deep connections with our clients as we walk alongside them on their journey; a journey that can be both turbulent and draining, as well as productive and fulfilling. The lack of predictability that comes with supporting individuals with mental health challenges, […]
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