Health care workers are facing a mental health crisis, struggling with burnout, anxiety, and depression, according to a Centers of Disease Control and Prevention report published Tuesday.

According to the state Department of Human Services, more than 4,000 licensed in-home child care providers have called it ...

Nurses dedicate themselves to a selfless career of support, life-saving and kindness, but public must understand gravity of burnout and its effect on patient care.

These benefits could offset some of the heavy burnout and stress that may deter students from entering the nursing profession—and right on time: The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects registered ...

With post-COVID staffing shortages, nurses are experiencing increasing levels of burnout. Hospitals need to start addressing the problem.

A rapid literature review on burnout in health care points to clear, evidence-based interventions to help solve this challenge.

Seventy percent of parents with health-challenged children reported they had used virtual care in the recent past to address their children’s health needs or their own mental health.

Workers are burned out and worried about a recession, and many are seeking additional child-care support as summer approaches. Those stories and more in this edition of The Playbook.

In the female-dominated teaching profession, Wilkerson argued, educators are often held to the unreasonable—and uncompensated—expectation to be nurturing and self-sacrificing.

Women in medicine experience significantly higher levels of stress and burnout compared with men in medicine, according to a literature review published in Global Advances in Integrative Medicine ...