Link below.
Report: 90% of nurses considering leaving the profession in the next year
Does that stat catch your attention? Good. Shawn Sefton, RN, talks about the results of a new survey of RNs, the key problems it identified – and how technology can help lessen burnout.
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/report-90-nurses-considering-leaving-profession-next-year
Maybe UHG should pay attention. I'm a nurse who left UHG because of the poor working conditions that include micro management, poor technology, under compensation, lack of advancement opportunities and executive and stockholder compensation. This post is laughable.
Better to quit than end up in prison - a lot of nurses aided & abetted doctors who committed actual genocide in the past 2 years.
I have a close relation that works for one of the oldest pediatric hospitals in the country. It was recently revealed that they will be shuttering almost all pediatric services in the next year because they can 10x their profits by only serving elderly clients. The entire purpose of this organization was to provide pediatric healthcare, and it wasn’t losing money…
Sometimes, it feels like we’re min-maxing ourselves to death over here.