It’s no secret that the life of a nurse can be a stressful one. Nurses are some of the most selfless and hard workers around. They are often burdened with long shifts, stressful environments, dealing with sickness and death and putting others’ needs ahead of their own. If you’re not careful, the combination of these factors can contribute to nurse burnout.
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