This study published in the American Journal of Critical Care combats stressors and causal factors of burnout and moral distress by supporting creation of healthy work environments and designing a project to enhance resilience in nurses. Experiences of high-stress nurses in a survey study indicated moral distress to be a significant predictor of all 3 burnout measures and a strong association between burnout and resilience. The study quantified the effect of greater resilience, spiritual well-being, physical well-being, meaning in patient care, and hope as indicators and combatants of burnout.