Nurses have lost their joy. Of course, not all of them, but enough to get leaders’ attention. While the pandemic’s aftermath saw a mass exodus from work at the bedside, many nurses who remained shared a waning sense of purpose and satisfaction they once derived from patient care.
Fostering fulfillment among their teams has become a top priority for nurse executives, who cite practical ways to support a positive connection between nurse and patient. In this exclusive report, hear from nurse leaders about how they are restoring the joy to nursing.
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