From Exhausted to Extraordinary:: Strategies to Reverse Nurse Fatigue.

Thompson, Dr. Renee; Fratangelo, Bobbie Fox

ISBN 10: 1519792212 / ISBN 13: 9781519792211

Published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: From Exhausted to Extraordinary:: Strategies to Reverse Nurse Fatigue.
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication Date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1519792212
• ISBN 13: 9781519792211
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

Imagine a world where everyone got along. Where nurses went out of their way to support one another. Where you had all of the resources that you needed to do your job effectively. And, at the end of each day you felt good about the work you did.Wouldn’t it be a joy to come to work in a world like that? As an optimist, I really think we can create a world like this. However, as a realist I also recognize that it’s not that simple. The reality is that nurse’s work in an unpredictable world, where we don’t always have the support and resources we need to do our jobs well. We don’t have total control over other people and over our environments causing us to feel stressed. Consistent stress over time leads to feelings of fatigue and burnout. We leave work feeling exhausted, worn out, and disappointed in ourselves AND our workplace.In this book I’m going to show you simple proven strategies to help you flip the switch from exhausted to extraordinary! Although your environment might not change, YOU will change by learning how to decrease your stress from the inside out. As you’re reading this book, just remember that rarely can anyone do a complete 180 and implement every fatigue reversing strategy at once. Instead, I want you to choose a few actions to implement and stick with them. Once they become habits, then add a few more to your list until you’ve incorporated most or all. It’s just like learning to become a nurse. You first learned how to assess vital signs. Once you mastered vital signs, then you learned how to assess each body system from neuro to musculoskeletal – one system at a time. Now, you perform comprehensive head to toe assessments without even thinking. And, may walk into a room and know right away the status of your patient just by looking at him! Remember, just like in nursing school; take it one step at a time and aim for progress – not perfection.