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- Burnout: Excessive workloads, long hours, and emotional stress can lead to burnout. 1. Top 10 Reasons for Leaving a Nursing Job – IntelyCare www.intelycare.com
- Understaffing: High patient-to-nurse ratios can compromise patient care and increase nurse stress. 1. How Inadequate Hospital Staffing Continues to Burn Out Nurses and Threaten Patients ldi.upenn.edu
- Poor Leadership: Lack of support from management can contribute to job dissatisfaction. 1. Why Nurses Quit and Leave the Profession | ANA www.nursingworld.org
- Bullying and Incivility: A toxic work environment can drive nurses away.
- Lack of Work-Life Balance: Difficulty in balancing personal and professional life.
Personal and Professional Factors
- Low Pay: Despite the demanding nature of the job, wages may not be competitive.
- Limited Advancement Opportunities: Lack of opportunities for career growth can be discouraging.
- Physical and Mental Health Concerns: The physically and emotionally demanding nature of the job can take a toll.
- Desire for a Different Career Path: Some nurses may find their calling elsewhere.
- Family and Personal Commitments: Changes in personal life might necessitate a career change.
It’s important to note that the nursing shortage has exacerbated many of these issues, making it even more challenging for nurses to stay in the profession.