As I walk back through those ED doors I am going to walk a little taller, remembering those precious moments. I am going to focus on joy and smile. Because as it happens “I do love my job”. Sometimes you just need to be reminded… @LizCrowe2#DFTB22
“Rapid response/ MET calls”
The importance of culture and the impact on MET calls, the use of a script on arrival to the ward - an introduction of clinician by name and then asking “How can I help?”#DFTB22
Such an important statement.
“Burn out is not a mental health issue, it is an occupational disease”.
Definitely one that all clinicians can relate too and one that I plan on repeating when I am back at work.
#DFTB22
Kids, online & safe? An area that deserves a spotlight and as clinicians an important conversation we need to start.
“An online friend is a real-life stranger”.
We all have a role to play…
#DFTB22
Nurses and Midwives can lead us into the future - this has been evident with the quality of work, enthusiasm and passion that has been showcased throughout today. #NSLHD Nursing & Midwifery Research & Innovative Practice Conference
Be open to the possibility of abuse - a sense of empowerment that you can make a difference to these kids lives. Be brave but cautious, objective, fair, evidence based. Consider all alternatives - however unlikely - resist cognitive bias. Dr Jo Tully #DFTB18
Take a step back. It is much harder to think than just to act! Reflect, find a mentor or talk to a trusted colleague. It is important that patients are genuinely understood by you - the clinician. #DFTB18
Compassion fatigue.....
Discussing empathy with Jodie Burke.
“Empathy is a critical aspect of patient care and two-way clinical interaction”. #ICEN2017