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Addressing Individual-Level Impacts of Moral Injur ...
Addressing Individual-Level Impacts of Moral Injury
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The speaker, Sarah, discusses the importance of addressing burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and compassion fatigue in healthcare workers. She emphasizes the need to create a safe space for healthcare workers to debrief their experiences and share their feelings. Sarah also highlights the structural barriers that impact individual and institutional responses to these challenges, such as moral distress caused by conflicting decisions between healthcare providers and parents. She argues for a shift in mentality that prioritizes the well-being of healthcare workers and encourages them to take care of themselves. Sarah also addresses the issue of suicide among physicians, emphasizing the need to break the stigma and have open conversations about mental health. She concludes by suggesting strategies such as debriefings, mentorship programs, and celebrating self-care as critical in mitigating burnout and moral injury.
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Professional Development and Education, Behavioral Health and Well Being, 2023
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Type: one-hour concurrent | Moral Injury: Don't Just Stand There, Do Something (SessionID 1228775)
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Presentation
Knowledge Area
Professional Development and Education
Knowledge Area
Behavioral Health and Well Being
Membership Level
Professional
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Professional Development
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Well Being
Year
2023
Keywords
burnout
compassion fatigue
safe space
moral distress
mental health
self-care
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