Hospitals are trying to make the workplace better to reduce clinician burnout, according to an article on the Stat News website.
At Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, administrators created a “reset room” where employees can take a moment to themselves or take a quick nap.
Once a vacant office space, the room creates a calming ambiance with LED lights, flameless candles and a sound machine.
At MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, physicians and nurses can visit a prayer labyrinth to recover from a stressful episode in the facility.
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