InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Oct 27Melissa asked for help. They sent an article.What looks like quiet quitting is a body in survival mode.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Sep 22Last week I told you about the house.What I did not tell you is what my body did after I left it. Or what happens to nurses’ bodies after years or decades of chronic and…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Imaginative NursebyThe Imaginative Nurse·Sep 19The Hidden Cost of Travel NursingThe paycheck arrives on time. The scenery changes. New cities, new experiences, and opportunities that many nurses never get to see.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Sep 1The Burnout Program That Told LaRonda She Was the Problem45.5% of the most symptomatic nurses I assessed reported this
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Aug 4The Woman in Nick’s HallwayNo bed for her, because empty beds lose money.
piko. Japanese nurse·Jul 28I Couldn’t Sleep Before My Night Shifts. I Thought I Just Wasn’t Trying Hard Enough.When I was working as a hospital nurse, my body was sending me clear warning signs.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Jun 30You Are Not Failing. You Are Waking Up.The flood in my inbox tells me how many of you already know.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·May 19The $415,000 reason hospitals target experienced nursesThe Performance Improvement Plan Was Never About Performance
Asiya Jones·Apr 27Why Nurse Burnout Is More Than Just a Staffing IssueWritten by Asiya JonesA response icon1A response icon1
Chirag Kular·Jan 17Reducing Nurse Charting Time by 30% with a Simple SidebarTL;DR: Med charting made nurses scroll endlessly to check what was done and what was left. We shipped a “shopping cart” style sidebar using…
