The shocking truth regarding job-related problems prior to nurse suicide
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Cadie Ayers, MSN, PHA; Marie Manthey, PhD, RN; Amanda Choflet, DNP, RN; Judy Davidson, DNP, RN
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We have known for several years that nurses are at higher risk of suicide than the general population and that nurses have more job-related problems recorded prior to death by suicide. What we have now learned about those job-related problems is troublesome at best with implications for clinicians, educators, risk managers, hospital executives, and all leaders in healthcare. This panel will describe the issues and implications for education, advocacy and policy change necessary to right the wrongs leading to death by suicide amongst nurses.
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- Identify major issues stemming from the workplace that lead to death by suicide.
- Identify institutional, professional, and individual actions that can be taken to reduce risk.
- Describe the flaws in the current system that encourage stigma against nurses with substance use disorder and mental health issues.
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Keywords | Nurse Suicide; Job-Related Problems; Suicide; Workplace Issues; Mental Health; Suicide, Risk Reduction |
Series | Casualties of Caring: Nurse Suicide Awareness
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Publisher | Sigma Theta Tau International |
Date | 2021-06-22 |
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