Today I’m talking about recognizing the signs of burnout and reducing it’s impact on home health nurses. Burnout does not happen overnight, it's a gradual process, so it’s very important to be aware of the signs and symptoms, and be able to recognize when you are in danger of burnout. Staff burnout is one of the many challenges home health nurses and clinicians face. 

The first step in solving any problem is knowing there is a problem. So, tune in as I share helpful tips on recognizing some signs and symptoms of nurse burnout and how we can manage, as well as prevent it.

As mentioned, the following link is a helpful article on dealing with stress and burnout.

"Burnout Prevention and Treatment - HelpGuide.org" https://www.helpguide.org/articles/stress/burnout-prevention-and-recovery.htm

In this episode of In the Know with Nurse Flo, I talk about tips and red flags when it comes to choosing the right home healthcare agency for you to work at, to have a fulfilling career. I also shared some traits required for home health care providers. 

Working as a home health nurse can be a rewarding career and if you choose your agency wisely, you will reap the benefits of a steady, satisfying work, an independent schedule and continuing education that will help you refine and sharpen your skills as a home health nurse.

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