Avoiding long-term sickness

Article Abstract:

The increasing number of extended sick leave among nurses is raising concerns in the health community since several surveys conducted on the issue have found that longer absences comprise more than a third of total sickness days lost and upto 75% of absence costs. In order to reduce this absenteeism it is suggested that nurses need to look after themselves more, seek help early and ensure proper health and safety measures even in times of pressure.

Management dynamics, Practice, Sick leave

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Can nursing ever be stress free!

Article Abstract:

The level of stress-related problems has increased among the UK nurses, confirming the concerns that the NHS is not very good at caring for its staff. The different ways of preventing the levels of stress among nurses are discussed.

Personnel administration, Psychological aspects, Methods, Human resource management, Prevention, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Job stress, Stress management, Company personnel management

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