Developing resilience to combat nurse burnout. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

Developing resilience to combat nurse burnout. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

• Newspaper/Magazine Article
 
• Published July 2019

Developing resilience to combat nurse burnout.

Quick Safety. July 15, 2019;(50):1-4.

This newsletter article discusses nurse burnout and how to reduce conditions that contribute to the problem. Recommendations focus on the role of leadership in fostering resilience, organizational strategies to enhance nurse empowerment, and frontline learning and regular measurement of staff perceptions of their well-being at work.

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