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- Decision fatigue is when people get tired of making decisions, which can make it hard for nurses to do their job well, especially during tough times like the COVID-19 pandemic.
- A study with 14 nurses showed that decision fatigue has three main themes: how it affects their thinking and feelings, what causes it, and ways to avoid it.
- The study found that decision fatigue is common among nurses and negatively impacts their health and patient care, and more education about decision fatigue is needed for nurses.
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