Having a positive effect on my patients and their families
It was with the unit manager so it was a positive experience.
Listen to nurses and other team members at meetings. Actual collaboration, not meetings where HR says "thanks for your feedback" its insulting.
The only leaders I have positive things to say about are my direct unit managers. They truly care and do all theyre "allowed" to do to help.
Collaboration with people who are actually working with patients, respectful conversations, no more gaslighing. Better and consistent compensation. Free mental health. Allowing unit leaders autonomy to run their units. Safe nurse to patient ratios.
We work together to provide the best quality care we can with what we have. We should stop lying to ptoents and honestly tell them how dire staffing is. We dont do that though, we dont want to add further stress on them.