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Mental health & substance use

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  • What is Workplace Burnout and How to Recognize It
    8 May 2026

    What is Workplace Burnout and How to Recognize It

    In nursing roles, stress doesn’t just come from one thing. It’s the accumulation of pressures that add up over time: patient complexity, staffing demands, shift work, documentation requirements, system constraints.

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  • Community Substance Use Care: The Role of Nurse Practitioners in Bridging Treatment Gaps
    29 January 2026

    Community Substance Use Care: The Role of Nurse Practitioners in Bridging Treatment Gaps

    This guest blog summarizes existing substance use care challenges and offers a nurse practitioner solution, which is currently underutilized in BC.

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