Today’s healthcare organizations are faced with mounting nursing challenges – from staff shortages to long working hours. Applying bandages, like relying on third party agencies or reminding workers to take a break, might offer a temporarily fix but they’re unsustainable. The high turnover of staff and accelerating nursing shortage are both indicative of this. But more than that, they’re widening the existing experience-complexity gap and creating a dire cycle that’s negatively impacting nurses and patient care.

Amid increased levels of stress, fatigue and burnout, many health care workers are leaving - or are considering leaving - their jobs. In fact, in a recent survey by the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, 92% of respondents said the pandemic had “depleted nurses at their hospitals and cut careers short”. And according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there will likely be a shortage of more than one million registered nurses by the end of the year.

What your workforce needs is the right support to strengthen their competence, confidence and overall job satisfaction to provide quality patientcare.

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