The result of approx 30 mins full ppe in the ICU & people have the audacity to moan about having to wear masks on public transport. Bless all the healthcare workers sweating it out for HOURS looking after the sickest patients, absolute superheroes
From “debrief” to safe story telling. Making sense of experience & sharing stories is important. This webinar explores the methodologies for doing this safely. Booking now- ICS Workforce Wellbeing Webinar. @Sadietu1 @drdebbieford https://t.co/VGVf9STLIn
Please help advertise this research study. Due to covid it has been harder to recruit participants and we need your help to promote it and get more people involved. @kidneycareuk@BritRenalSoc
Important findings. Need to address these beliefs & build trust in decision makers. Don’t wait until a vaccine is out. Please involve #healthpsychogists who have a wealth of knowledge in increasing vaccine uptake.
‘We now fit the system to the person’
Sarah Rutter, Angela Busuttil (@BuzA_physH) and Mike Rennoldson imagine a progressive (perhaps utopian?) future in clinical health psychology https://t.co/a5ss4NGNoV
If we ever need a reminder that behind the statistics there are real people and individual stories, read this. Brought tears to my eyes, thank you @doctor_oxford
Healthcare workers experiences of working on the frontline and views about support during COVID-19 and comparable pandemics: A rapid review and meta-synthesis https://t.co/r5EujiMSWK
This is great news that very few children will have to shield. We must ensure that the “very few” don’t get left behind as the impact of watching the restrictions ease for their many healthy and non-shielding peers could be great.
Tannenbaum et al. offer tips for teams under pressure in current pandemic https://t.co/E3xEnVIF58; share success stories, increase check-ins& offers to help one other, build team resilience by identifying what's not working&encouraging change @nickdgrey@sophieclinpsy@BuzA_physH
Just updated: Live meta-analysis of the Mental Health of Clinical Staff Working in High-Risk Epidemic and Pandemic Health Emergencies https://t.co/IWkqLKYWnw
Small but reliable effects of high exposure work. Little evidence of publication bias. @dwadepsych