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High nurse retention makes doctors want to stay in their jobs too

Extent of nurse engagement and motivation affects not only nurses’ retention levels, but those of wider groups because they rely on highly effective nurses

Jo Stephenson
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Clinical staff work happily together as study finds doctor retention better when nursing teams are stable

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