While healthcare design research has primarily focused on patient outcomes, there is a
growing recognition that environmental interventions could do more by promoting the overall …

Objectives: This study explored design solutions that can help clinicians manage work-
related stress, pursue mindful work, and practice relaxation and coping strategies …

Work is a major source of stress, and for health care providers this can be experienced as
burnout. Although worksite wellness programs are becoming more prevalent, the stress …

Background Nursing professionals face extraordinary stressors in the medical environment.
Many of these stressors have always been inherent to the profession: long work hours …

Many of today's healthcare personnel find themselves in a double-bind. The question is:
How to remain connected, caring and compassionate with patients, while mitigating the …

Hyland, Lee, and Mills (2015) open a door for discussing the benefits, utility, and challenges
of mindfulness at work. Although it is evident from Hyland and colleagues that mindfulness …

Background: Due to exposure to overwhelming work stressors, approximately half of
emergency department (ED) physicians and nurses experience burnout, leading to lower …

Objectives Healthcare staff can be prone to high levels of stress and research investigating
mindfulness-based courses for this population is showing promise. Given the demands of …

Objectives During the pandemic, establishing effective interventions to mitigate burnout is
essential to ensure the provision of stable healthcare. This study examined the efficacy of a …

Workplace stress within health care settings is rampant and predicted to increase in coming
years. The profound effects of workplace stress on the health and safety of nursing …