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Nurses need support beyond individual resilience to combat burnout. Addressing systemic issues in healthcare organizations and policy is crucial for nurse well-being and patient care quality.

Keywords:

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Resilience is vital for nurses facing demanding roles.
Overemphasis on individual resilience can mask systemic burnout causes.

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To advocate for a redefined, inclusive approach to nurse resilience.
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Literature review and conceptual analysis.
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Individual resilience alone is insufficient to prevent nurse burnout.
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Conclusions:

A broader definition of resilience, including organizational and policy support, is necessary.
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