Nurse Practitioner Infograph
Jan. 27 — Dean co-authors study on early-career nurses and burnout
School of Nursing Dean Stephen Cavanagh co-authored the study, “Comparing Thriving at Work Among Trans-Tasman Early-Career Nurses: A Multinational Cross-Sectional Study,” published in the journal, Healthcare. Along with his postdoc, and lead author, Willoughby Molone, the study finds that early-career nurses who experience strong workplace support and lower burnout are significantly more likely to thrive at work and less likely to consider leaving the profession. It underscores the role of supportive organizational environments in improving nurse well-being and retention.
