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The Cost

What's the cost of burnout?

Employee Turnover is Expensive

Stressed and burnt out employees experience much lower job satisfaction and are more likely to look for new employment. The highest risk to capability in healthcare is employee turnover causing short staffed hospital units. Burnt out employees leave and recruiting, hiring, and training new providers is expensive.

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A worker gets overwhelmed
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They burn out

The Cycle

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The work load is passed on
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It takes time and finance to hire and train a new employee
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A new worker joins to pick up the workload
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The work is overwhelming

The Great
Resignation

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The other workers have to do extra work
Black woman doctor sleeping on train with coat and mask on
A worker burns out and leave

Stress and Burnout - The real costs

Employee Turnover

The average cost to hire a new physician is $150,000 – $250,000. The estimated cost to hire a new nurse is $50,000. These are the real savings available when you reduce turnover by one single employee. 

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Billion Lost Annually from nurse burnout
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Billion Lost annually overall to burnout
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Annual Post-Covid Burnout

Annual Cost of Burnout in Healthcare

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Annual Reputation of Companies with Burnout

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