Before 2020, America's clinicians were experiencing epidemic levels of burnout. Now, as clinicians continue to pursue zero harm and the delivery of high-quality care after spending months on the frontlines of a deadly pandemic, it is time to get front-line providers the emotional and operational support they need. Putting policies and protocols in place to promote efficient care delivery while supporting the well-being of exhausted nurses continues to be the essential work of nurse leaders across the nation. 

This is a significant challenge requiring collaboration both within individual organizations and industrywide. Nurse leaders must be vigilant safety advocates, persistent designers of new efficiencies, and bulwarks against burnout. 

During Becker's virtual event focused on infection prevention and nurse leadership, clinical leaders from leading health systems will come together to discuss fostering clinician well-being, the transformation of infection prevention protocols amid COVID-19, and the emerging technologies helping to keep providers and patients safe. 

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Infection Control Leadership

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