Nearly 32% plan to retire or leave the field altogether, while 40% plan to pursue a nursing role elsewhere. More than one-third (34%) of nurses surveyed said they likely will quit their job by the end ...

The program's peer support model helps healthcare workers recognize and respond to stress in their colleagues and themselves. A stress-recovery method developed by the U.S. military for battle-scarred ...

Last month, the National Council of State Boards of Nursing published new research showing that 138,000 nurses have left the workforce since 2022 and predicts that by 2029, almost 40% will leave the ...

Nurses are exposed to many stressful demands and pressures and are therefore at heightened risk for an array of health, safety, and other problems. This article provides an overview of stress among ...

Nurses who practice mindfulness do better at managing anxiety and stress, according to a new report published this month in the journal Archives of Psychiatric Nursing. Investigators evaluated 14 ...

Researchers at the University of Colorado College of Nursing have found that nearly one-quarter of graduate nursing students have reported elevated levels of stress, anxiety and depression, compounded ...

Certified nursing assistants improved stress management and well‐being and found greater compassion toward residents after participating in self-compassion classes designed for healthcare workers, a ...

Many nurses have a love-hate relationship with their job. On the one hand, nursing is a fulfilling career: you are making an impact on others’ wellbeing. Also, there’s the added benefit of nursing ...

Own it! In nursing, it's important to take ownership of so many things, from your hard-won expertise to your preference for zany prints on your scrubs. But when you make a mistake, it's crucial to own ...

Occupational safety and health researchers and practitioners agree that nurses are heavily exposed to a myriad of "psychosocial stressors" in their daily work. The term "psychosocial stressors" refers ...