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• Bullying Doesn't End in High School

  You might think you’re done dealing with bullies once you graduate high school and enter the workforce. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Bullying can be a significant issue in the nursing workforce. Although nurses provide care to others, they are often the recipient of uncaring behavior f...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | February 13, 2020

• Take Steps to Avoid Nursing Burnout

  Most nurses are familiar with long work days, having to deal with stressful patient situations, short-staffing, and rotating shifts. Many may even assume that it’s part of the job. Some may feel as if their work contributions are measured by how busy they are, or as if admitting to exhaustion or fee...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | January 30, 2020

• Developing an Awareness of Workplace Violence

  Workplace violence isn’t part of a nurses job, yet, the frequency of occurrence has been increasing to the point that in 2018 the Joint Commission identified the risks of workplace violence to health care workers as a Sentinel Event. The incidents of violence may be even more than realized since muc...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | January 14, 2020

• Feeling Burnout?

  Are you lacking motivation, irritable, or fatigued? Do you have difficulty sleeping, experiencing memory loss, or feeling nervous and anxious? You are not making it up, these are some of the symptoms associated with burnout....

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | January 02, 2020

• Avoiding Healthcare Professional Burnout

  Recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), burnout is a serious condition that requires multiple approaches, including medication. Despite popular belief, burnout is more than just stress. Stress is an emotion that people feel and can often eventually cope with. If stress (the core cause of ...

  Janine Kelbach, BSN, RNC-OB | December 17, 2019

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