Mindfulness program decreases burnout in healthcare workers

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A mindfulness program for healthcare workers at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has decreased burnout and significantly increased resilience and work engagement, a recent research article found.

When the COVID-19 pandemic officially created a public health emergency earlier in the year, organizations across the country were forced to decide how their employees should continue to perform their duties. For some, the decision was easy: pack up the laptop and files and work from home indefinitely. For others, though, their jobs required them to be on-site in order to effectively carry out their responsibilities.