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Version 10.2 · 2026-10-13
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The store currently lists version 10.2, updated 2026-10-13.








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Get Vitals is an evidence-based burnout relief and mental health app built for nurses. Inspired by Harvard’s research, it helps nurses recover from the emotional weight of every shift through storytelling, post-shift recovery audio, and science-backed tools.
Key Features
Stories that heal
Share and read powerful nurse stories and advice. Built on Harvard research showing that connection and belonging are the strongest antidotes to burnout.
Shift recovery
Listen to short audio sessions designed for nurses to decompress after work or on the drive home — from coping with a patient’s death to moral distress.
Burnout insights
Track your burnout levels and see how they change over time across emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and personal accomplishment.
Shift debrief
Privately process what happened after a tough shift through guided reflection.…
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