Meeting every day challenges with confidence, resilience and integrity often requires creating new habits. Tools that build skills of self-stewardship, giving voice to values, ethical practice and mindfulness can help establish new pathways toward amplified resilience in ourselves and our healthcare systems.
The Resilient Nurse, Episode 19: Ending Workplace Violence
In this episode, Dr. Cynda Rushton is joined by Dr. Deb Zimmermann, Chief Executive Officer at The DAISY Foundation, to discuss workplace violence’s effects on our nursing workforce and what changes are being implemented to increase safety.
Meeting every day challenges with confidence, resilience and integrity often requires creating new habits. Tools that build skills of self-stewardship, giving voice to values, ethical practice and mindfulness can help establish new pathways toward amplified resilience in ourselves and our healthcare systems.
The Resilient Nurse, Episode 19: Ending Workplace Violence
In this episode, Dr. Cynda Rushton is joined by Dr. Deb Zimmermann, Chief Executive Officer at The DAISY Foundation, to discuss workplace violence’s effects on our nursing workforce and what changes are being implemented to increase safety.
Welcome to R3 (Renewal, Resilience and Retention) Resilient Nurses Initiative, Maryland!
Nurses are resilient, and we want to keep them that way! Whether it’s called burnout, moral distress or simply stress, there’s not a CEO, CNO or SON Dean who doesn’t worry about it nor is there a faculty member, student or frontline nurse who hasn’t seen or experienced it first-hand.
The goal of this NSPII grant is to renew, retain and amplify the resilience of nurses throughout Maryland – students, educators and nurses in all specialties and roles through a culture of ethical practice.
The NSPII grant will support the development and implementation of a statewide initiative for academic faculty, nursing students, Nurse Residency Program educators, and novice nurses to strengthen the resiliency and ethical practice curriculum before and after graduation. To help mend the gap, this trans-institutional academic/practice collaboration will address root causes of distress and disengagement to:
improve nurses’ well-being
strengthen the bridge from education to practice
begin to shift the culture toward one that supports the integrity and resilience of students, faculty and practicing nurses
About R3
Nurses are resilient, and we want to keep them that way! What’s also true is that whether called burnout, moral distress or simply stress, there’s not a CEO, CNO or SON Dean who doesn’t worry about it nor is there a faculty member, student or frontline nurse who hasn’t seen or experienced it first-hand.
Thanks to an NSPII grant our goal is to renew, retain and amplify the resilience of nurses throughout Maryland – students, educators and nurses in all specialties and roles through a culture of ethical practice.
“As we pause to celebrate the contributions nurses have made to the outcomes of patients, families and health care organizations across Maryland, we must also pause to honor nurses sacrifices, courage and compassion.”
“We are all resilient and courageous; sometimes we just need the tools and support to help access what is already inside of us.”
Jen Simmons RN, Surgery – Resilient and Courageous
“Self-stewardship is a sacred act of integrity”
Cynda Rushton PhD, RN, FAAN – Self-Stewardship
“As we pause to celebrate the contributions nurses have made to the outcomes of patients, families and health care organizations across Maryland, we must also pause to honor nurses sacrifices, courage and compassion.”
“Nurses are a precious resource in our healthcare system. Now is the time for us to stand together to restore our workforce and our profession.”
Dr. Cynda H. Rushton
RESOURCES
From 30 second ready-to-use tools to more comprehensive simulations, to articles and research on resilience, we offer a robust set of resources and best practices to help keep nurses resilient and practicing with integrity.