Why nurturing your team’s resilience and well-being is vital

The concept of resilience is controversial among the nursing workforce. Detractors believe it unfairly places the onus on individual nurses to maintain their own ‘bouncebackability’ in the face of intense pressures, removing any responsibility from employers to provide a safe and effective workplace environment.

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Nursing Management
Published
2026-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.7748/nm.33.1.5.s1
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Resilience and Mental Health
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Why nurturing your team’s resilience and well-being is vital

Sophie Blakemore
Nursing Management
Resilience and Mental Health
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Why nurturing your team’s resilience and well-being is vital

Sophie Blakemore
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Abstract

The concept of resilience is controversial among the nursing workforce. Detractors believe it unfairly places the onus on individual nurses to maintain their own ‘bouncebackability’ in the face of intense pressures, removing any responsibility from employers to provide a safe and effective workplace environment.

Nursing ManagementVol. 33(1)
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Resilience and Mental Health
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