With healthcare costs continuing to climb, and the access to quality care remaining uneven, discussions on healthcare reform are quite an essential topic. Millions of Americans face high out-of-pocket costs and limited access to critical health services.

The healthcare industry faces unprecedented challenges, with workforce shortages pushing hospital labor costs to over 60% of total expenses. This strain is compounded by rising burnout rates among healthcare providers, particularly nurses.

Conversations around mental resilience and maintaining a positive mindset are increasingly relevant today. With rising levels of stress and burnout in both personal and professional spaces, many people are searching for ways to reframe challenges as opportunities.

Clinician burnout and nursing shortages have reached critical levels, threatening the stability of healthcare systems nationwide. With projections indicating that Texas will be second in the nation for registered nurse (RN) shortages by 2030, the pressure on healthcare providers is intensifying.

Healthcare costs are skyrocketing in the U.S.

The healthcare industry evolving, with pressure to improve patient outcomes, while simultaneously lowering the cost of care has become a pertinent issue. A 2020 survey found that U.