Why ‘resilience’ is a dangerous buzzword
Chiara Dall’Ora Lecturer in nursing workforce, University of Southampton
The ‘supernurse’ culture puts too much responsibility on staff – they are human beings, not machines
It was 2016 when I first came across the term ‘resilience’ in an International Council of Nurses document, Nurses: A Force for Change – Improving Health Systems’ Resilience.
Nursing Standard.
36, 7, 23-23.
doi: 10.7748/ns.36.7.23.s12
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