As nurses, we have been tested like no other over the past almost two years, with COVID-19 highlighting the many challenges that nurses face. This survey will allow you to add your input to that of thousands of other nurses regarding facility staffing methods, unsafe staffing, and moral distress.
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This is a study on hospitals and other facility staffing methods. It will assess for any moral distress experienced by nurses.
As nurses, we have been tested like no other over the past almost two years. Unsafe staffing and moral distress have always been a hidden problem in our profession, and Covid 19 only highlighted the many challenges that nurses face. Some nurses have stayed, some have taken up travel nursing, some advanced their education/role, and some have left the profession. All for many different reasons.
Our last national survey received almost 9,500 responses. The data was published in a white paper by the University of Illinois, School of Labor and Employment Relations and the Illinois economic policy institute. We have expanded this survey to assess how this pandemic has affected you both personally and professionally by asking questions on moral distress.
We hope to gain more responses and publish multiple papers showing your voice of what is occurring during this strenuous time in nursing.
We understand that nurses fear retribution and please know that all responses are anonymous.
To this day the NursesTakeDC event is a collaborative project that continues to focus on the following:
Please complete, share with all of your nursing colleagues. We thank you in advance.
Thank you,
NursesTakeDC Organizers
Doris Carroll, BSN
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Nurses— this survey is for LPNs RNs and APRNs! We have 2 weeks left and the response rate is quite low compared to last time. We had close to 9500 RNs respond. It’s no where near that amount. I know everyone is tired. But please do it. Your voices will be heard. It will be published. Please share with your colleagues.
Here’s an article I wrote for Medscape. We’re trying to get the word out about the survey. https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/960519?src=