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Why Are Nurses Quitting?

Post University

Administrators and managers could implement work-life balance initiatives by: Eliminating any mandatory overtime requirements that exist. Creating a culture in which nurses know that they can leave work behind when they clock out for their shift.

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Navigating the Transition: Embracing Work-Life Balance

American Nurse

With school resuming and the busy holiday season on the horizon approaching, it’s a perfect time to revisit the importance of work-life balance, especially for our dedicated nurses. Nurses are the backbone of our healthcare system, working tirelessly to care for patients around the clock.

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16 Benefits of Online Learning for Flexible Study

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

The online learning environment promotes a better work-life balance. We outline the benefits of online learning and how you can leverage them to foster your personal and professional development. It’s easier to maintain an active social and family life while earning your graduate degree.

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The Journey of a Lifetime: Unveiling the Benefits of Travel Nursing

The Gypsy Nurse

Professional Growth: Travel nursing is a catalyst for personal and professional development. With each new assignment, you have the opportunity to work in different healthcare settings, including prestigious hospitals, rural clinics, and specialty facilities.

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How to Evaluate Benefits Packages

Hospital Recruiting | Nursing

A comprehensive benefits package not only supports your physical and mental health but also provides opportunities for professional growth and work-life balance. By understanding and carefully evaluating these packages, you can ensure you are making the best possible choice for your career and personal life.

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Mental Health and Well-Being Essentials Training for Healthcare Professionals

American Medical Compliance

Our Continuing Medical Education (CME) program is committed to enhancing the knowledge, skills, and professional performance of healthcare providers to improve patient care outcomes. Providers also explore ways to build resilience, maintain work-life balance, and integrate healthy habits into daily routines.

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Three good things: Promote work–life balance, reduce burnout, enhance reflection among newly licensed RNs

Nursing Forum

Abstract Aims This study assessed the feasibility of delivering three good things (3GTs) practice as part of professional nurse residency program, measured the degree to which it influenced worklife balance, resilience, and burnout, and explored what newly licensed nurses (NLRNs) identified as good things.