How can you prevent burnout in long-term care settings?
Burnout is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion that can affect nurses working in long-term care settings. It can result from chronic stress, high workload, low autonomy, poor communication, lack of recognition, and emotional attachment to patients. Burnout can have negative consequences for nurses' health, well-being, performance, and retention. Therefore, it is important to prevent burnout and promote resilience in long-term care settings. Here are some strategies that can help you cope with stress and avoid burnout.
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Demetrius Kirk, DNPc, MBA,MSN, RN, LNHA, LSSGB, PAC-NE, QCPElite Healthcare Turnaround Executive | Healthcare Systems Transformation Expert | CMS Regulatory Expert | Operational…
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Dannielle GilyanRN, MSNe, FNP-BC, ALNC
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