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Recognizing & Addressing Nurse Burnout

Recognizing & Addressing Nurse Burnout

$27.00Price

1.0 Contact Hour | Online, Self-Paced Continuing Education for Nurses

 

 

Course Description

Nurse burnout is a growing professional concern that affects workforce retention, job satisfaction, patient safety, and overall quality of care. This Nevada Board of Nursing–appropriate continuing education course provides nurses with an evidence-based overview of burnout, including its causes, signs, and professional implications within healthcare settings.

Participants will explore occupational stressors commonly associated with nursing practice, such as workload demands, emotional labor, and system-level challenges. The course emphasizes practical, non-clinical strategies nurses can use to recognize burnout, support professional well-being, and promote sustainable nursing practice at both the individual and team level.

This CEU is educational in nature and supports professional role development, workplace resilience, and ethical nursing practice across clinical, educational, and non-clinical roles.

 

 

What You’ll Learn

Upon completion of this course, the learner will be able to:

  • Define nurse burnout and describe its relevance to professional nursing practice

  • Identify common signs and contributing factors associated with burnout

  • Examine evidence-based strategies that support professional well-being and resilience

  • Recognize the nurse’s role in promoting sustainable and supportive work environments

 

Course Format

  • Online, self-paced continuing education

  • Accessible on demand

  • Includes post-test and course evaluation

  • Certificate of completion provided upon successful completion

 

Intended Audience

  • Registered nurses

  • Nurse leaders and charge nurses

  • Nurses practicing in clinical, educational, or administrative roles

 

Regulatory & Compliance Notes 

  • This continuing education activity is designed for licensed nurses.

  • Content is educational and does not provide medical, psychological, or mental health treatment.

  • No commercial support was received for this activity.

  • The planner and presenter have no relevant financial relationships to disclose.

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