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- The COVID-19 pandemic severely affected nurse resilience, but there's now a sense of stabilization.
- Nurse leaders are seeking effective strategies to support frontline nurses, highlighting the need for better guidance.
- The review identifies and critiques various interventions at individual, team, and system levels to help nurses disconnect from work and improve resilience.
Article Abstract
Nurse resilience took a hard hit during the COVID-19 pandemic and is showing signs of stabilization. Nationally, nurse leaders ask for guidance to better support frontline nurses. We conducted a review of literature to identify interventions to improve nurse resilience. This article presents a review and critique of individual-, team-, and system-level interventions to support frontline nurses. Nurse leaders are encouraged to implement systematic strategies to help frontline nurses disconnect from work.
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