Mental Health Best Practices for Nurses

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Nurse leaders share strategies as COVID-19 surges

"It's going to be incumbent upon their employers to make sure that mental health needs are being met."— Tari Dilks, RN, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, FAANP, president, American Psychiatric Nurses Association; professor, McNeese State University

As the United States tackles the next big wave of COVID-19 infections, frontline nurses who have already been stretched to their limits during the pandemic must endure continued challenges that pose serious risks to their emotional and mental health. This week's feature provides strategies to help.

Also in this issue:

Empower Nurses to Practice at Their Full Potential With Shared Governance How Will the Biden Healthcare Agenda Impact Health Systems? Need a COVID-19 Nurse? That'll Be $8,000 a Week

Strategies to Aid Nurses in Emotional Distress During the Pandemic

While the pandemic has put extreme strain on the nursing profession, nurse leaders share best practices for addressing the mental health and emotional trauma their staff face.

Empower Nurses to Practice at Their Full Potential With Shared Governance

Use the principles of shared governance to create an environment that empowers nurses to practice at their full potential and supports their professional development.

How Will the Biden Healthcare Agenda Impact Health Systems?

Hospitals and health systems are interested in how President-elect Biden will handle the ongoing coronavirus crisis, healthcare policy reform, and several regulatory items.

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Reinforcing Pressure Injury Prevention

While hospital acquired conditions (HACs) have steadily declined, hospital acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) are rising in the U.S. Angelia Rose, FNP-C, family nurse practitioner of wound care at Hunt Regional Medical Center, isn’t surprised given the challenges her own organization has had in reducing pressure injuries.

For Nurses Feeling the Strain of the Pandemic, Virus Resurgence Is 'Paralyzing'

Adding to that stress is that nurses are caught betwixt caring for the bedside needs of their patients and implementing policies set by others, such as physician-ordered treatment plans and strict hospital rules to ward off the coronavirus.

Need a COVID-19 Nurse? That'll Be $8,000 a Week

With virtually every part of the country experiencing a surge, the competition for the finite number of available nurses is becoming more intense.