The nursing profession faces significant workforce challenges, especially with high turnover rates. To strengthen retention, healthcare organizations must focus on creating pathways for professional growth and job satisfaction. Encouraging skill development through advanced training and certifications can boost nurse confidence and competence. Moreover, offering flexible work schedules and support for mental health is crucial for preventing burnout. Effective leadership that values nurses’ contributions plays a major role in retention. A strong emphasis on work-life balance, mentorship, and recognition ensures that nurses remain committed to their roles, fostering a more resilient healthcare workforce.
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