Using Humor To Enhance Well-Being
Humor is a powerful tool that can shift your mood in a single moment. And for nurses, this can be especially valuable in enhancing their well-being.
Humor is a powerful tool that can shift your mood in a single moment. And for nurses, this can be especially valuable in enhancing their well-being.
Using nurse fitness and wellness resources can help you feel your best and keep your mental and physical health a priority as you care for your patients.
Amy Loughren, the Good Nurse, offers valuable advice for nurses — both new and seasoned in today’s healthcare landscape.
Well-known nursing organizations are celebrating Nurses Week and Nurses Month in May by recognizing nurse pioneers and focusing on the future.
Being a new nurse is exciting, but can also feel overwhelming. These five tips for new nurses can ease your worry and help you find your footing.
Setting boundaries can sometimes feel challenging or even scary. But it's OK to say no to protect your physical and mental health.
Natural disasters can leave nurses feeling strained and overwhelmed. Coping strategies can help nurses manage stress during these critical events.
As caregivers are already expected to “give,” the “season of giving” can leave nurses emotionally and physically exhausted, making the holiday season less enjoyable. These five tips can help to manage holiday nursing stress.
Often, nurses cope with grief when patients die. But nurses also have to care for others while grieving their own losses.
Nurse compassion fatigue can impact both mental and physical health. By recognizing and addressing this condition, you can improve your overall well-being.