Stress and Burnout in Nursing Faculty

Maria R. Shirey

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Nursing faculty are at risk for stress and burnout that threaten to worsen the current nursing faculty shortage. The author discusses the importance of preventing nursing faculty burnout and presents specific burnout prevention strategies.

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