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Ending burnout and stigma in nursing

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By: Nyuma Harrison, EML, RN

In January 2024, a Gallup Survey ranked nursing as the most trusted profession in the United States for the 22nd consecutive year. While worthy of celebration, this achievement contrasts sharply with a recent rise in reports of high burnout, stress, and moral injury rates in nursing. Compounding these challenges, nurses face stigma from colleagues and…

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