A recent survey of nurses finds that while nurses are taking on more leadership responsibilities during the pandemic, they still fall behind in the respect gap with physicians and patients.
A recent survey of nurses finds that while nurses are taking on more leadership responsibilities during the pandemic, they still fall behind in the respect gap with physicians and patients.
This week's feature story digs into the results of a survey of 300 full-time nurses to examine their thoughts on leadership, working conditions, and their mental/emotional health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A recent survey of nurses finds that while nurses are taking on more leadership responsibilities during the pandemic, they still fall behind in the respect gap with physicians and patients.
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