Linda Roszak Burton

As a health care clinician, practicing gratitude, self-compassion, kindness and generosity during times of uncertainty may seem counterintuitive. Yet, these practices are particularly vital. Recognizing the certainties in your professional and personal life can also be crucial for maintaining stability and well-being.

National Hospital Week is not only a moment to show appreciation—it is a moment to invest in well-being as a strategic imperative.

Take a moment to reflect on your well-being, the ethos guiding your practice and the power of gratitude with this free worksheet.

Ultimately, the well-being of nurses is not just a personal issue; it is a strategic imperative for health care systems and economies. By prioritizing nurse well-being, we create healthier workplaces, improve patient care outcomes and contribute to a more resilient and economically sustainable health care system.

This National Doctors' Day we aim to support doctors by offering practical tools and strategies to enhance their well-being.

Take a moment to reflect on your well-being, the ethos guiding your practice and the power of gratitude with this free worksheet.

By embracing ethos and principles like antifragility, gratitude and flourishing, health care organizations can enhance clinician well-being.

Learn how positive deviance and Accordant's ethos approach can be implemented to tackle clinician burnout and improve clinician well-being.

Deepen your understanding of gratitude and discover ways to cultivate it more effectively in your daily life and workplace.

As your organization prepares for Nurses Week, consider how your activities can be enhanced beyond merely one week of celebrations.

By Linda Roszak Burton “...there’s a gratitude circuit in your brain, badly in need of a workout. Strengthening that circuit brings the...

By Linda Roszak Burton Q: Why is a culture of gratitude important, especially in health care organizations? How does reciprocal gratitude...