Nursing. 53(5):34-35, May 2023.

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Nursing. 53(1):45-50, January 2023.

Incivility has been well-reported in healthcare settings. This article presents a nursing program's journey in addressing incivility among the nurse faculty and the results achieved.

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Nursing. 53(1):30-33, January 2023.

Highlighting key learnings from healthcare workers' experiences during the pandemic, this article outlines self-care strategies to help nurses address prolonged grief disorder and persistent complex bereavement disorder and better prepare for future healthcare emergencies.

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Nursing. 53(1):28-29, January 2023.

The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened nurses' stress levels and made it even more challenging to carve time for self-care. This nurse, with over 14 years of experience in high-stress EDs and ICUs, shares mindfulness techniques to help nurses manage stress, reframe overwhelming situations, and improve their well-being.

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Nursing. 52(12):58-61, December 2022.

Gratitude journals can support nurses' emotional health by improving stress management and offering an opportunity for overall self-reflection.

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Nursing. 52(11):15-17, November 2022.

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Nursing. 52(10):20-27, October 2022.

This article identifies health risks to aging nurses who continue to work in clinical settings and suggests methods for reducing negative health impacts to prevent nurses from retiring prematurely.

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Nursing. 52(7):23-29, July 2022.

The use of alcohol to cope with work-related stress is an increasing problem among nurses. This article discusses the issues and treatment obstacles affecting alcohol use disorder among nurses, and outlines compassionate, stigma-free paths forward.

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Nursing. 52(5):45-47, May 2022.

This article identifies dermatologic issues of extended use of personal protective equipment, explores the risks of injury, and offers prevention strategies.

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Nursing. 52(5):34-37, May 2022.

The article explores the benefits and strategies of practicing mindful self-compassion (MSC) for nurses, reviews the effectiveness of an MSC curriculum, and discusses practical techniques for nurses to put MSC theory into practice.

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Nursing. 52(5):6, May 2022.

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Nursing. 52(3):60-61, March 2022.

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Nursing. 52(1):29-32, January 2022.

This article examines strategies to identify stressors and develop self-care and coping skills.

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Nursing. 52(1):29-32, January 2022.

This article examines strategies to identify stressors and develop self-care and coping skills.

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Nursing. 51(11):19-21, November 2021.

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Nursing. 51(8):17-20, August 2021.

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Nursing. 51(7):52-56, July 2021.

This descriptive study explores the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder in RNs caring for patients during the pandemic.

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Nursing. 51(6):68, June 2021.

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Nursing. 51(4):48-49, April 2021.

A nurse opens up about the challenges of being the lone healthcare professional in the family during her father's final days of illness.

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Nursing. 51(4):16-19, April 2021.

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Nursing. 51(4):16-19, April 2021.

The creation of an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals dedicated to supporting staff during times of ongoing stress.

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Nursing. 51(2):55-58, February 2021.

Learn why nurses are experiencing various forms of moral distress during the pandemic and what coping strategies they can employ to mitigate emotional pain.

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Nursing. 51(1):52-55, January 2021.

Inspired by one author's personal experiences, this article explores mental health issues many nurses confront today.

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Nursing. 50(9):60-63, September 2020.

Supporting clinicians' mental health during the pandemic

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Nursing. 50(3):58-61, March 2020.

Perceptions of compassion fatigue

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Nursing. 50(3):48-52, March 2020.

Bullying can occur at all levels of nursing, and anyone can be a target. Focusing on vertical violence in the workplace, the authors discuss the prevalence of incivility in the nursing profession and offer strategies to identify and neutralize bullying behaviors.

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Nursing. 49(6):14-17, June 2019.

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Nursing. 49(2):50-54, February 2019.

Explore practical strategies that can help nurses recognize compassion fatigue, take steps to combat it, and support coworkers who may also be struggling with it.

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Nursing. 48(11):48-53, November 2018.

Implement evidence-based antibullying strategies to maintain a professional work environment.

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Nursing. 45(7):48-51, July 2015.

Underrecognized, poorly understood, and minimally researched in nurses, compassion fatigue can lead to burnout. Find out what's known about this condition so you can recognize and address early warning signs.

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