Nurses' health and wellbeing and RNAO

Since the onset of the pandemic nurses have been resilient in the face of inordinate stress, and have had to find ways to adapt and reach out for help when necessary. But the journey is changing. A large number of nurses have reached their limit, and are experiencing high levels of stress and burnout. RNs in particular are leaving their jobs and the profession. RNAO is committed to assisting nurses in this time of crisis, and continue to develop solutions and strategies to support the health and wellbeing of Ontario’s nurses.

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Special speaker presentation

Nurses' health and wellbeing and RNAO

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Nurses' health and wellbeing and RNAO

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Deep crisis in nursing demands urgent action by government, employers, educators and associations