Addressing Nursing Personnel Burnout in Long-Term Care: Implementation of a Gratitude Journal

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Abstract

Burnout affects health care providers and leads to adverse consequences. A 21-day gratitude journaling activity implemented in a Midwest long-term care setting was a personal, low-cost, and low-tech intervention requiring minimal time commitment to address burnout. The Maslach Burnout Inventory was utilized to assess burnout pre- and post-intervention of a gratitude journal.

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Camero, I., & Carrico, C. (2022). Addressing Nursing Personnel Burnout in Long-Term Care: Implementation of a Gratitude Journal. Holistic Nursing Practice, 36(3), E12–E17. https://doi.org/10.1097/HNP.0000000000000512

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