SCCM Resource Library-ICU Implications of the Mental Health Crisis

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In this video, Allie Hines, an assistant professor of emergency medicine and surgery, discusses the impact of the pandemic on mental health, particularly among healthcare workers. She highlights various implications of the pandemic, such as increased anxiety, depression, and burnout, and the risk factors associated with low psychiatric and well-being scores. Hines also provides solutions to combat these issues, including effective communication, leadership support, utilizing mental health care workers, offloading work, and promoting self-care and social interaction. She emphasizes the importance of frequent monitoring of psychological well-being and adequate mental support to build resilience and optimize working conditions.

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Behavioral Health and Well Being, 2023

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Type: two-hour concurrent | The Dark Side of the ICU (SessionID 1118772)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Behavioral Health and Well Being

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Behavioral Health

Tag Well Being

Tag Mood and Anxiety Disorders

Year 2023

Keywords

pandemic impact

mental health

healthcare workers

anxiety

depression

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