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The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/gu4yX3eU #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/eJfmF4FS #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/eWPsugVW #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/ezGS7d5u #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

Huge news from the NAMSS - National Association Medical Staff Services. In a major revision to their Ideal Credentialing Standards which ensure best practices for credentialing, there 2024 Standards include language related to questions on prior mental health approved by our Foundation, the American Medical Association and NIOSH. This monumental step will help protect the health and wellbeing of clinicians by making it clear that taking care of their mental health should be free from any penalties. We invite all health organizations to use our licensing and credentialing toolkit today to align their credentialing questions with best practices and our ALL IN Champions Challenge. Find the Challenge here: https://lnkd.in/edBPF2t3

The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/gE4MBTyT #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

As primary care physicians, you often encounter more than just the physical ailments of your patients. The emotional burden of dealing with patient's health issues can be quite challenging. Here are a few issues you often face: - Absorbing the emotional distress associated with chronic illnesses.   - Balancing empathy and professional detachment. - Addressing health issues that stem from emotional problems. - Handling the stress of delivering bad news to patients. Know you are not alone in this struggle. Here are a few solutions that can help: - Regular peer-support sessions and group therapy. - Training to improve communication and empathy skills.   - Personal self-care practices like meditation, exercise, and hobbies.   - Professional counseling and mental health resources.   At CenterWell Senior Primary Care, we understand these challenges and are here to support our physicians, especially as they are dealing with senior patients.   Our practice model includes: - A collaborative approach to healthcare, where physicians are part of a larger team.   - Tools and training to help physicians handle emotional stress. - A supportive community that prioritizes the mental health of our staff It's not just about caring for others, but also caring for ourselves. Are you supported in your current practice in this way? If you want to learn more about what we are doing at CenterWell, drop me a note.

The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/diebgcxr #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

The effects of stress or burnout in emergency department (ED) staff can adversely affect well-being, camaraderie, morale, and patient safety. Download evidence-based resources from JBI regarding mental health care planning in hospital settings, available via Ovid®: https://lnkd.in/gCHt4dKG #EBP #MentalHealth #BetterPatientCare

“At a minimum, ICBs should ensure that less than 10 per cent of community mental health waits are over 104 weeks”, say NHS England. Community mental health trusts will find this informal ‘ask’ difficult. NHS Digital figures (reported by the Health Service Journal) suggest that the entire national picture is worse than this, and deteriorating. Envious glances are no doubt being cast at the acute sector, where only 0.003% of acute patient pathways are waiting that long. With no formal target, and no regularly published figures, this is clearly a waiting list that has not received much scrutiny. So the data systems are likely to be fragmented, with relatively poor data quality. And mental health pathways are complex, all of which makes this new requirement all the more difficult to deliver. It’s just the kind of challenge that Insource Ltd’s advanced data systems are built for. We have unparalleled experience at unifying disparate, siloed data, improving data quality and consistency, and then making sense of it in legible patient pathways. That is how incorrect pathways are exposed, ready for correction. Patients who were lost in the system are found. Patients who are due their next action are surfaced for booking in. When the data is so well prepared, quality and safety are a lot easier to achieve. If your community mental health service is challenged by long waiting times, then get in touch. One of our experts will be happy to discuss how to get you back on track. https://lnkd.in/ejP99zNN Nadine Carey-Whitehead Graham Bennett Rob Davenport Tim Eltze Karen Hyde Greg Stevens Paige Elizabeth Hyde Adrian Owen Rachel Lane Donna Smith https://lnkd.in/ei5fpT69