Stress and burnout among nurses working during the COVID-19 pandemic are well-documented, but most studies come from high-income countries. To address the gap in knowledge from other countries ...

Stress levels among staff aged 21-30 rose from 38% in 2013 ... RCN general secretary and chief executive Professor Nicola Ranger aired her concern at the findings. “Young nursing staff are the future ...

Her experience shows how being prepared ahead of time can help in high-stress situations, such as completing a nursing program, practicing a speech in front of a mirror or studying for a big test.

Lack of energy. Emotional exhaustion. Stress. These are all factors that can lead to nursing burnout, a growing issue in the health care industry. Researchers at The Ohio State University Wexner ...

They’re like, ‘It’s fast and easy.'” A less stressed nurse is also a happier nurse. “And a happy nurse, everybody’s happy!” These virtual nurses can facilitate video calls between ...

This program meets the requirements of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing at 244 CMR 5.00 for 4 contact hours. Visit the Resources webpage for additional program materials and web ...

Canadian nurse John Dela Cruz joined TikTok during the Covid pandemic, when he saw a video on the platform asking people to post about undervalued professions. He filmed a short video and went ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A new pilot program designed for nurses is helping them cope with stress at the USA Health University Hospital. The pilot program was developed shortly after the pandemic ...

But before it ends, a researcher from IU’s School of Nursing in Indianapolis is working to provide more information about the impacts of stress in heart attack survivors. “I think sometimes in ...