Helping Operating Room Nurses Succeed with Tips, Real Stories, and Guidance
Let’s be honest—working in the operating room is intense and stressful. It’s fast, it’s high-stakes, and it demands your full attention. Every beep, every instrument, every instruction matters. There’s little room for error. While that’s what makes OR nursing and surgery so important (and rewarding), it can also be extremely stressful. And you know what?…
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from adversity, to adapt, and to keep moving forward despite challenges. For nurses, building resilience means developing the capacity to cope with stressful situations, maintain emotional stability, and continue providing excellent care to patients. It’s not just about enduring hardships but growing stronger through them.
Navigating Loss in Nursing: Five Compassionate Guides for Nurses Facing Patient Death”
Invaluable insights into the delicate process of coping with patient death in nursing. It provides compassionate guidance and practical strategies to support nurses through the emotional challenges they may encounter in their profession.
