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Jamie Hacker Hughes1, Amra Saleem Rao2, Neelam Dosanjh2
1Jamie Hacker Hughes, PsychD, CPsychol, FAcSS, FBPsS, FRSM, Veterans and Families Institute, Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford; Amra Saleem Rao, DClinPsych, Specialist Psychological Services, East London Foundation NHS Trust, London and Psychological Horizons, London; Neelam Dosanjh, MSc, MA, Compass Wellbeing, London; Esther Cohen-Tovée, DipClinPsychol, Psychological Services, Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust, Gosforth; Jeremy Clarke, MA(Lond), MA(Oxon), Centre for Humanities Engaging Science and Society, Durham and London School of Economics and Political Science, London; Gita Bhutani, PhD, AFBPsS, CPsychol, Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust, Preston, Psychological Professions Network, Salford and University of Liverpool, Liverpool jamie.hackerhughes@anglia.ac.uk.
Healthcare staff psychological well-being is crucial for workforce maintenance and morale. A new Charter for Psychological Staff Wellbeing and Resilience aims to reduce workplace stigma and improve staff mental health.
Area of Science:
- Health Services Research
- Occupational Psychology
- Mental Health Studies
Background:
- The prevailing performance culture in healthcare necessitates prioritizing staff psychological well-being.
- Maintaining a healthy and resilient healthcare workforce is essential for sustained service delivery.
- Addressing the psychological health of healthcare professionals is increasingly recognized as a critical factor.
Discussion:
- A Charter for Psychological Staff Wellbeing and Resilience has been introduced.
- This charter emphasizes shared responsibility between employees and employers for cultural change.
- It aims to foster supportive workplace environments that encourage professionals to seek help.
Key Insights:
- Psychological well-being is paramount for healthcare workforce sustainability and morale.
- Workplace culture adjustments are vital for supporting staff mental health.
- Overcoming stigma surrounding mental health is a key objective for healthcare professionals.
Outlook:
- The charter provides a framework for improving psychological support in healthcare settings.
- Continued efforts are needed to embed a culture of well-being and resilience.
- Future initiatives should focus on practical implementation and measurable outcomes.
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