Dana M Morson, Joseph R Travis, Patricia A Patrician, Shannon S Layton, Asiah Ruffin, Jennifer Werthman, Jacqueline Westbrook, Shea Polancich, Ja-Lin Carter, Laura Woodward, Aoyjai P Montgomery
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This quality improvement project evaluated the impact of Community Resiliency Model® training on nurse wellness and job outcomes in a large academic medical center. Statistically significant improvements in burnout, perceived organizational support, and job satisfaction were observed among nurses who attended training. Staff development educators may find this practical, trauma-informed intervention helpful for supporting staff well-being, strengthening engagement, and improving nurse retention.