The benefits of humor in healthcare are often overlooked. Yet, laughter is linked to decreased stress levels, which can support the mental health of nurses in demanding roles. Some nurses may find it ...

Stress manifests among nurses in various forms and can affect patient outcomes. Fortunately, leaders can implement solutions to help reduce this pervasive problem. Being a nurse can be fulfilling and ...

Study published in Nursing Research and Practice shows that 92% of nurses experience moderate-to-very high stress levels. Stress can have a huge impact on nurses’ health and lead to burnout in both ...

A web-based program effectively decreases nurses' perceived stress across a range of workplace challenges, a small randomized study has found. Those with longer nursing experience derived more benefit ...

Nurses across the country are stressed, burnt out and thinking of leaving the profession. Surveys, polls and studies of all kinds point to nurses with longer hours, more work and less time to care for ...

Even under normal circumstances, nursing can be a stressful profession. The COVID-19 pandemic only exacerbates it. New research led by Marian Reven, a Ph.D. student in the West Virginia University ...

Critical care nurses’ overall health is related to the number of medical errors they report, according to new research published May 1 in the American Journal of Critical Care. The study — led by ...

Nurses are feeling more stress and less satisfaction with their careers and are also more likely to consider leaving their jobs than in 2021, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey shows ...

Teletriage nurses often face intense pressure as they work in fast-paced situations while assessing patients, employing critical thinking and delivering high-quality care. This can lead to staff ...

The recently promoted study — conducted in 2016 by researchers at The University of Toledo (Ohio), Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., and Lock Haven (Pa.) University — examined questionnaire ...