Author: Davis, Melodie; Batcheller, Joyce
Title: Managing Moral Distress in the Workplace:: Creating a Resiliency Bundle Cord-id: 9tbqpgva Document date: 2020_7_30
ID: 9tbqpgva
Snippet: Nurse leaders within a 43-bed pediatric intensive care unit introduced a pre- and post-implementation evidence-based practice project to determine which resilience enhancing techniques were helpful among a multidisciplinary team. A statistically significant increase in post-intervention group resilience (79.9 to 83.4, p < 0.0001) was achieved within 6 months of the “resiliency bundle†implementation. Forty-seven critical care staff including registered nurses, respiratory therapists, unit se
Document: Nurse leaders within a 43-bed pediatric intensive care unit introduced a pre- and post-implementation evidence-based practice project to determine which resilience enhancing techniques were helpful among a multidisciplinary team. A statistically significant increase in post-intervention group resilience (79.9 to 83.4, p < 0.0001) was achieved within 6 months of the “resiliency bundle†implementation. Forty-seven critical care staff including registered nurses, respiratory therapists, unit secretaries, medical doctors, chaplains, child life specialists, patient care techs, and nurse practitioners self-selected resiliency bundle components and provided their feedback and resilience level pre- and post-implementation. Preferred uses of resilience enhancement techniques were analyzed by discipline, experience level, and age.
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