Kate Kirk
Burnout can be a product of stress from nurses’s work: a woman with a stressed expression on her face sits on the floor and absently examines her hands
How do I recognise and respond to signs of burnout in myself and colleagues in the ED?
Advice on recognising burnout in yourself and others, and where to find support
03 Apr 2024
Emotional labour
Insights into nurses’ precarious emotional labour in the emergency department
Service demands such as four-hour wait targets add a further layer of complexity and pressure
30 Oct 2020

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