Demoralization Among Health-Care Workers as Patient Surge Approaches this Fall
Health-Care Workers' Concerns
In Alberta, health-care personnel are reporting feelings of demoralization and exhaustion as patient volumes threaten to spike again this fall. With the onset of the respiratory virus season, emergency rooms are preparing for a potential influx of patients. The challenges of managing high patient loads with limited resources are weighing heavily on the staff.
Preparing for the Surge
As health-care workers gear up for a difficult season, many are vocal about the pressure they face. The burden of ensuring adequate patient care is both physically and mentally exhausting. Efforts to address staff shortages and improve working conditions are critical as the situation develops.
- Staff well-being is a priority in addressing the upcoming challenges.
- Urgent need for support from health systems and government.
- Focus on creating a sustainable work environment for health workers.
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