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Sleep at least 7 hours per night before and after a work or school day
Practice mindfulness meditation for at least 10 minutes everyday
Complete at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise per week, such as biking under 9
mph, dancing, jogging, or playing tennis; or complete 60 minutes of vigorous-intensity exercise per week,
such as running, kickboxing, or jumping rope.
Participate in two professionally led yoga classes for one hour or longer per week
Spend up to 2 hrs in Nature or longer per week
Other (Must get your Clinical Faculty approval first, and activity should be up to 2 hrs or longer
per week)
Comments on Activity:
I love these intense, sweaty workouts that push me and challenge my body.
Comments on Activity:
I feel like I’m seeing differences in what my body is capable of accomplishing each week. I feel
stronger and I can even see some baby muscles peeking through.
Leah and I talked about different and fun ways to work out. I like to stick to a plan whereas Leah likes
to do different things to keep it interesting.
Comments on Activity:
I love working out at the gym but sometimes I have a strong desire to get outside. Walking and being
mindful has always been a great way to clear my mind and combat stress.
Both Leah and I agreed that exercising noticeably decreases our stress levels. Whether school or
personal matters, exercising is a way that we both deal with it.
Comments on Activity:
Exercising in the recreation center at the U of A is fun because I can meet up with friends to work out
with or run into friends while I’m there. It’s busy but I like the sense of community that the rec center
has.
Buddy Check-In Comments: (Note Key Comments from Conversation)
Leah and I talked about how we enjoy gym workouts. The U of A rec center can be crazy which is why
Leah likes to go to LA Fitness because it is less busy. Either way, gyms have equipment and make it
easier to access what is needed for our workouts.
Comments on Activity:
The stair master has always been a struggle for me and so I sometimes feel compelled to get on it from
time to time just to challenge myself.
Comments on Activity:
A friend of mine joined me for one of my workouts. This gave us an opportunity to catch up while also
being productive.
Leah and I talked about how we both enjoy working out outside. I sometimes like to workout in my
backyard because its private but Leah enjoys hiking and being in nature.
Comments on Activity:
I performed one of the workouts at home which helped save time so I could make it to my clinical day
on time. I worked out in my backyard and I enjoyed the change of pace, the weather and the privacy.
Leah gave me the idea of reading textbooks or study material while walking on the treadmill. This is a
nice way to workout while also being a good student. I loved the idea and will try it!
Comments on Activity:
My body felt tired this week and so I decided to listen to it and take a break from my high-intensity
workouts. It felt nice to still get my blood flowing but allow my body to heal and recover.
These activities taught me that it’s important to prioritize yourself in order to care for others. It also
taught me that there is enough time in my week to exercise no matter how busy life is.
Have you noticed any changes in your life since you began this intervention?
I don’t feel as winded performing CPR or climbing the four stories up to classroom 470.
I will continue to make exercise a priority in my life even as I transition to starting my career.
Comments/suggestions:
Please rate how strongly you agree or disagree with these statements:
Following an evidence-based recommendation to reduce burnout was valuable to me.
This 8-week intervention will help me implement preventative strategies for burnout in my career.
This Panopto presentation titled: “Nurse Burnout: What this is and how you can minimize it in your careers”
effectively taught me how I can reduce and address nurse burnout in my career.
Completing the Big Five Personality Test was helpful for exploring my risk of nurse burnout.