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Burnout is a global issue affecting nurses across every healthcare system. Recent international research shows that the prevalence of burnout in nurses ranges from ~11% to over 30%, depending on region and measurement tools. Burnout is closely linked with reduced patient safety, lower care quality, and higher turnover — making nurse wellbeing a critical global priority.

In this 2-minute video, we break down five evidence-based strategies proven to reduce burnout among nurses worldwide:
1️⃣ Safe staffing & manageable workloads
2️⃣ Team support and psychological safety
3️⃣ Practical micro-self-care on shift
4️⃣ Mindfulness and resilience programmes backed by research
5️⃣ Using formal wellbeing services & speaking up about unsafe conditions

This video is designed for nurses, student nurses, and healthcare professionals across all countries who want fast, reliable, research-supported tools to protect their wellbeing and deliver safe, compassionate care.

If this helped you, please share it with a colleague. Small steps create big change — for you, your team, and your patients.

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Ge MW et al. (2023). Global prevalence of nurse burnout: J Clin Nurs, international meta-analysis.

Getie A. et al. (2025). Global prevalence and contributing factors of nurse burnout.

Li LZ et al. (2024). Nurse burnout and impacts on patient safety, satisfaction & care quality: systematic review/meta-analysis.

WHO (2024–2025). State of the World’s Nursing / Global Nursing Workforce Updates.

ICN (2025). Nurse Wellbeing and Global Workforce Resilience Report.

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