Weirich Brian, Ramirez Carey
Nurse Lead. 2022 Oct;20(5):473-479. doi: 10.1016/j.mnl.2022.06.003. Epub 2022 Aug 2.
The last 2 years created a nursing environment that added new complexities to an already fragile state. As the COVID-19 pandemic started to wane, data began coming out that nurses were experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress. These studies cautiously revealed current pain points, predictions for the future highlighting an ever-shrinking workforce, increases in clinician suicide, and caregiver burnout at all-time highs. As leaders began looking for new solutions, a growing consensus about nature and awe rose to the top, identifying that these experiences transform the stress and struggles of daily living. In the midst and aftermath of the experience of awe, daily personal concerns-small, ordinary events causing anxiety, distress, and pain-seem to diminish in their significance, offering a solution that the nursing profession can adopt to help individuals heal and continue on.
过去两年营造了一种护理环境，给本就脆弱的状态增添了新的复杂性。随着新冠疫情开始消退，有数据表明护士们正经历创伤后应激症状。这些研究谨慎地揭示了当前的痛点，对未来的预测突出了劳动力持续缩减、临床医生自杀率上升以及护理人员倦怠达到历史最高水平的问题。当领导者们开始寻找新的解决方案时，对自然与敬畏之心的共识日益凸显，认为这些体验能改变日常生活中的压力与挣扎。在敬畏体验之中及之后，日常的个人烦恼——那些引发焦虑、痛苦和困扰的琐碎平常之事——似乎不再那么重要，这为护理行业提供了一种可采用的帮助个体治愈并继续前行的方法。
