4 Strategies That May Help Reduce Staff Burnout
Data indicates healthcare decision makers may be overestimating the satisfaction of their staff. Up to 43% of staff said they were at least somewhat likely to switch jobs in the next year.1
With this context, it's clear that now is not the time for healthcare leaders to take their foot off the gas when it comes to reducing burnout. CareCredit’s whitepaper, Recognizing Burnout in Healthcare Staff and Ideas for Addressing it, offers insights and potential strategies that can help improve job satisfaction and retain healthcare employees.
Key learning points:
- A high-level overview of the current state of burnout in healthcare
- Survey results that assess what employment factors staff value most
- Best practices to consider to help reduce burnout & retain employees
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1. CareCredit Staff Burnout Survey, May 2023. CareCredit is a Synchrony solution.