Editor's Note
The personality quality termed “grit” was associated with longevity as a leader, higher educational attainment, and reduced burnout in nurse leaders in this study.
A survey of nurse leaders across the US measuring grit (ie, courage and resolve, strength of character) and well-being found that grit was significantly related to an increased sense of personal accomplishment, increased longevity in leadership roles, and reduced burnout.
Grit, perseverance, and passion for long-term goals have been linked to reduced burnout and predictable success in other industries, but less has been known about its effect on nurse leaders, the authors say.
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