Accountable Healthcare Staffing

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nurses are experiencing on the job such as: · Medical staff rationing care due to the high level of COVID-19 patients in need · Guilt of working with COVID-19 patients and unknowingly infecting others · Dealing with their own COVID-19 symptoms and rehabilitation if they themselves were infected · Watching hundreds of patients die due to this disease Additionally, “whereas at the beginning of the pandemic, health care workers were treated as heroes Wei, who has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and reports on the topic of burnout among nurses and the health care workforce, including this one for the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN), adds that failing to address burnout can lead to a long-term detriment. The main difference I’m witnessing between ‘common’ [pre-pandemic] burnout versus COVID-induced burnout is that COVID-related burnout can potentially create and develop long-lasting and detrimental psychological effects on the human psyche,” Berman states. Nurses should seek out a therapist or mental health professional and receive the proper psychological support needed to process their current work situation, learn the right coping mechanisms, and be in tune with their own needs and mental state.” Additionally, Berman advocates open communication with co-workers and loved ones about how you’re feeling.

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