March 2022 – Ready to Work

5 Methods For Overcoming Healthcare Worker Shortages

According to a recent report from the WHO, we could experience a shortage of up to 9.9 million physicians, nurses, and midwives globally by 2030. Current healthcare workers are expected to learn quickly, collaborate, and communicate even in the most stressful situations, but how can we help them work through the burnout? Innovative training and recruitment methods might be the answer. This article will walk you through the healthcare staff shortage dilemma, how hospitals are adapting, and which kinds of training and recruitment methods can help the present and future of healthcare.

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Stress, Illness, And Violence: Is Healthcare Work Dangerous?

Most of us think of hospitals as safe havens, where our illnesses and problems will be handled with care. But for most healthcare workers, going to work can be a matter of life and death. Physicians, nurses, and healthcare workers feel the pressure and consequences of sickness more than most; but how exactly has the pandemic impacted them and why should their wellbeing be a top priority moving forward? This article will explore the challenges faced by healthcare workers today; including severe stress, burnout, and even violence in the workplace.