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An empty chair, symbolizing the impact of employee turnover. Photo by Zoran Nayagam on Unsplash. H. C. Maxwell · Follow 4 min read · -- Every CEO and business leader prioritizes revenue growth, cost efficiency, and operational excellence. These are the pillars of success — at least on the surface. Yet lurking beneath these priorities is a silent but devastating threat: employee turnover.
Aim To explore the ability of nurses to be adequately ready for and to respond to a disaster caused by a natural hazard. Background During a disaster involving a healthcare facility, nurses are commonly the largest group of healthcare workers impacted. The range of problems facing nurses working in healthcare facilities in Australia and New Zealand at the time of disasters triggered by earthquakes and bushfires have been underexamined.
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