Nurses are resigning to protect themselves from COVID-19 burnout
Exhausted and stressed nurses are struggling from COVID-19 burnout as patients continue to overwhelm hospitals.
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Exhausted and stressed nurses are struggling from COVID-19 burnout as patients continue to overwhelm hospitals.
Earlier this month, Mississippi ICU nurse Nichole Atherton resigned, worn down by the stress, young patients and preventable deaths that have overwhelmed the state's hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Around 940 people had appointments to be vaccinated Tuesday at Singing River’s drive-through vaccination site at the Jackson County fairgrounds.
Hundreds of seniors vaccinated at Singing River Health System drive thru vaccination site Hundreds of seniors vaccinated at Singing River Health System drive thru vaccination site By Desirae Duncan | January 7, 2021 at 4:05 PM CST - Updated January 7 at 6:59 PM JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) - In Jackson County, the Singing River Health System vaccinated hundreds of seniors 75 and older on Thursday. Jason Ely, the director of primary care specialty services for Singing River Health System, had the chance to administer the COVID 19 vaccine to his father. “My dad has done so many things fo...