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WASHINGTON POST

Gen Z workers can take criticism. You’re just phrasing it wrong.

Young workers want feedback and lots of it. But if you deliver it in the wrong ways, it could backfire.

USA TODAY

Nurses get spit on, kicked, assaulted. Stop hurting us. We are here to help you.

Healthcare workers are already vulnerable to COVID-19 exposure. We shouldn't have to worry about assaults and violence, too.

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Do we really care about nurses?

A Cost Of Care podcast episode where Sarah speaks to David Smith about the realities nurses face within our broken healthcare system. She shares the toll on our collective mental health & what she & others are doing to address this through building community in healthcare.

The Self Care Unit Podcast

A podcast exploring mental health and healthcare with nursing organizations Operation Happy Nurse and Don't Clock Out.

Sarah Warren has been featured in most major publications, contributed to & published work surrounding moral distress & workplace violence in healthcare. She has experience with LIVE television interviews as a subject matter expert around issues in healthcare as a nurse, advocate & a patient. She has experience as a keynote speaker, panelist & moderator. For all speaking inquiries, click HERE

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2024

MEDPAGE TODAY Code Gray! Responding to Violence in Healthcare

WASHINGTON POST Gen Z workers can take criticism. You’re just phrasing it wrong.

COMMON DREAMS ‘The New McCarthyism' NY Hospital fires nurse for empathizing with Gaza mothers.

MEDPAGE TODAY 'Dune' Nasal Cannulas? Neurosurgeon Makeup Artists; Metal Straw Injury Risks

MEDPAGE TODAY How Violence Has Become the Status Quo in the Emergency Department

MEDPAGE TODAY Burnout Buster; Health Workers React to Anti-Mask Bill; Toxic Polar Bear Liver

2023

MEDPAGE TODAY Code Gray! Responding to Violence in Healthcare

USA TODAY 'A Letter to My Abuser': A nurse's tragic experience resonates across the country

MEDPAGE TODAY How Violence Has Become the Status Quo in the Emergency Department

NPR Verbal abuse of healthcare workers has been up — as have their mental health problems

PR Newswire connectRN Launches in Tennessee; Sees Unprecedented Yearly Growth

2022

NPR Researchers track the pandemic's toll on health workers' mental health

Buisness Insider A nurse walked out in the middle of his shift and was found dead 2 days later. The incident struck a chord with healthcare workers, who say they need better mental-health resources.

New York Post ‘Traumatized’ nurses rally social media for national walkout over work conditions

American Hospital Association Fact Sheet: Workplace Violence and Intimidation, and the Need for a Federal Legislative Response

NPR A nurse's death raises the alarm about the profession's mental health crisis

Chief Healthcare Executive Hurricane Ian’s aftermath: Florida hospitals evacuate patients due to lack of water

News Nation Are hospitals failing our frontline health care workers?

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