Nurses die by suicide at rates that outpace the general population, and most healthcare organizations have no idea it's happening inside their own walls.
· The warning signs get missed.
· Workplace culture, stigma, or licensing concerns prevent nurses from seeking help.
· Resilience training alone cannot address the organizational conditions contributing to risk.
Join three of the country's foremost nursing leaders, moderated by a PhD organizational psychologist from CCA, a leading provider of nurse and health care mental health wellbeing programs, for a frank hour on what the research actually shows about nurse suicide, the lived reality behind the data, and the organizational changes that reach nurses before distress becomes crisis. This isn't about asking nurses to cope better. It's about what your organization can do.
Nurse and healthcare worker suicide is one of the most serious and least talked-about crises in the industry. This panel puts it in the open and makes the case for why we need to better care for those who care for everybody else.




