COVID-19 Infection Higher Among Support Staff Than Doctors, Nurses
Black and Latino workers have twice the odds of a positive virus or antibody test.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Pandemic Taking Toll on the Mental Health of Health Care Staff
Clinically significant posttraumatic stress symptoms seen in estimated 23.4 percent during acute phase.
Bullying in the Nursing Workplace: Characteristics, Consequences, and Corrective Approaches
In a large survey study of critical care nurses, approximately one-third of respondents reported being verbally abused by another nurse.
Workplace Climate Drives Nurses’ Perception of Burnout
Authors say that interventions to reduce burnout must extend beyond the individual level.
Burnout High Among Nonphysician Frontline Health Care Workers
Findings based on survey of COVID-19 frontline workers surveyed at a tertiary care center in Japan.
CDC Looks at Transmission of COVID-19 to Health Care Workers
Longer exposure to patients linked to transmission; many HCP report exposure only in health care setting.
NurseTrust: Facilitating Nurse Leadership in Population Health
One of the main goals of NurseTrust is to identify and guide upcoming nurse leaders who can contribute to the advancement of population health and healthcare.
Hazardous Drug Exposure Among Oncology Nurses During Spills
In an effort to gather data on hazardous drug exposure, researchers surveyed oncology nurses regarding spills and use of personal protective equipment at 12 participating academic infusion centers.
Proportion of Women in Oncology Leadership Positions Remains Low
Of 6030 faculty members, 35.9% were women, researchers found.
Electronic Health Record Usability Graded F by Physicians
Physician-rated EHR usability independently linked to odds of burnout.
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