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Burnout and Well-Being in Critical Care

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By Ruth Kleinpell, Marc Moss, Vicki S. Good, Curtis N Sessler
| Health Management Verified
The critical care environment is a stressful work setting for physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who provide care to critically ill patients. As a result, critical care clinicians are at risk for experiencing burnout. Addressing organisational, individual, and care related factors that are associated with an increased susceptibility to develop burnout in critical care can help to mitigate and prevent burnout and promote well-being in critical care.
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Creative Arts Therapy Programs Can Help Health Care Workers Dance, Write and Draw Their Way Through Burnout and On-The-Job Stress

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By Marc Moss
| Greater Diversity News Verified
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Creative arts therapy: Medics draw, dance and write their way through burnout

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By Marc Moss, Rafaela Mantelli
| Business Daily Africa Verified
Doctors and nurses seldom learn in school how to tell a family that their loved one is not going to survive. Yet health care professionals face the immense burden of tragedy, illness and dying in an intensely stressful setting as a routine, ongoing part of their jobs. Long before the Covid-19 pandemic, research was documenting rampant stress and burnout among health care professionals.
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