The early psychological response of a surgeon to a surgical complication usually follows the three phases of “denial”, “desperation” and “action or get-away”
https://t.co/rI9haOvbnU
"Without implementation of support programs, organizations will likely become burdened with higher staff absenteeism rates,
increases in voluntary turnover and symptoms of personal distress among caregivers" #secondvictim@carrie_brannon
https://t.co/pa67p4YYmv
"Awareness of burnout and the SV syndrome by ourselves, peers and the institutions and organizations in which we work, are paramount to our understanding the plight of the provider" #secondvictim
https://t.co/FkzHt17A4T
"Support is often readily available for those who experience trauma, but surgeons are supposed to be innately resilient." #secondvictim@jamanetwork
A Call for Help: Reflections on Burnout, CABG Surgery, and the Super Bowl https://t.co/7NxKaem4d8
"The pain and trauma of patients who attend an ultrasound examination and receive upsetting news or diagnosis, can affect the health of sonography professionals over time" #secondvictim@SCorMembers https://t.co/aFgajSJL3a
"physicians can experience a range of unproductive negative thoughts and emotions, as well as psychologically and emotionally debilitating symptoms, generally referred to as second victim syndrome" #secondvictim
https://t.co/Gx6a6sIdpw
"The review concludes with evidence-based recommendations on establishing an effective physician wellness program" #secondvictim#burnout
https://t.co/OydvL1ToT9
Implications for nursing management
Strategies are needed to establish an environment where cooperation/cooperative relationships between supervisor and the staff nurse can be #secondvictim#nursingleadership ensured.https://t.co/gVA5N20y8v
"She described sleeping difficulties, anger, remorse, intrusive memories, anxiety and tachycardia when performing the same technique. The support of her peers was key" recovery.https://t.co/eWJbLNFbNo
#secondvictim@bmj_qual_saf
@rn_critcare Peer support is the number one way to help your fellow nurses. All the literature states this, connecting peers with similar events helps too, but nurse to nurse support, MD to MD, etc.