SCCM Resource Library-SCCM Resources Help ICU Teams Address Well-Being

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The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) recognized the increased stress and burnout faced by intensive care unit (ICU) staff during the COVID-19 pandemic and took action to address these issues. They developed the Well-Being Gap Analysis Toolkit and the Moral Injury Well-Being Toolkit to help ICU teams prioritize and address their unique challenges. The Well-Being Gap Analysis Toolkit includes an assessment tool divided into eight categories to identify areas needing improvement, with suggested solutions provided based on team responses. The Moral Injury Well-Being Toolkit focuses on addressing moral distress and preventing moral injury by practicing responses to morally injurious scenarios. The toolkits aim to empower ICU teams to navigate difficult situations and promote staff well-being. By providing practical resources and guidelines tailored to the specific needs of each team, SCCM aims to support healthcare workers in maintaining their well-being and coping with the demands of their work. These resources are designed to encourage open dialogue and skill development within ICU teams, ultimately contributing to a healthier work environment for all staff members.

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Behavioral Health and Well Being, 2024, 0:05:00

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"This article was first published in the Spring 2024 issue of Critical Connections.

The Society of Critical Care Medicine has developed two free toolkits to address clinician well-being, with categories including burnout, workload, and moral injury. The toolkits provide resources and tools that reflect the uniqueness of the ICU.

Critical Connections, the critical care industry’s only newsmagazine, provides information on cutting-edge topics in critical care useful to the entire multiprofessional team."

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Well-Being Gap Analysis Toolkit

Moral Injury Well-Being Toolkit

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