Frontline Workers Burnt Out As COVID-19 Cases Rise Amid Omicron
"I needed a break," one nurse said. "I think just from the everyday toll that work was putting on my mental wellbeing as well as my physical being."
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"I needed a break," one nurse said. "I think just from the everyday toll that work was putting on my mental wellbeing as well as my physical being."
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