Nurse Burnout Journal of Nursing

Burned Out Nurse, Restored

Burned Out Nurse, Restored

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Mid-career nurse who after 20 years and suffering burnout, pivoted to a remote nursing role, restoring work-life balance and peace of mind.

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Submitted by Burned Out Nurse, Restored
Nurse Burnout: Am I the Only One?

Nurse Burnout: Am I the Only One?

Tags: nurse burnout nurse mental health nurse well-being self care wellbeing

A poetic piece on burnout in nursing with a positive note added.

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Submitted by Hannah Waterbury
From Classroom to Chaos: A Concept Paper on Transitional Dissonance in the Nursing Profession

From Classroom to Chaos: A Concept Paper on Transitional Dissonance in the Nursing Profession

Tags: challenges nurse burnout Nurse Education

This concept paper examines transitional dissonance among newly licensed nurses, exploring the gap between academic training and clinical practice demands, and proposes an A-C-T-I-O-N framework for addressing burnout, turnover, and patient safety risks.

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Submitted by Marie Cecille Liberty Soliven-Varilla
The Challenges of a CVICU Nurse and The Toll of Burnout: The Bedside Nurse Perspective

The Challenges of a CVICU Nurse and The Toll of Burnout: The Bedside Nurse Perspective

Tags: menal health nurse burnout nurse well-being

The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) represents one of the most challenging healthcare positions due to the overall demand for exceptional clinical expertise, both in advanced clinical abilities and emotional resilience. CVICU nurses manage severe cardiac health crises while executing difficult medical interventions and making critical decisions during emotionally intense situations. Recent research shows that more than 40% of ICU nurses experience burnout, which leads to significant impacts on their personal lives and mental health, as well as patient care and outcomes. The article investigates the fundamental causes of burnout in CVICU nurses and its extensive impacts while providing actionable personal and organizational solutions to tackle this escalating problem. The elimination of burnout represents both a moral duty and the key to maintaining top-notch patient care and nurse retention.

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Submitted by Sarah Mensa-Kwao Cook, RN, BSN; Leena Thomas, RN, BSN
Nurse Burnout: Am I The Only One?

Nurse Burnout: Am I The Only One?

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A narrative style piece commenting on burnout in the nursing profession

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Submitted by H. Waterbury
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