SESSION RECORDINGS
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Opening Remarks
Prof. Jeffrey Braithwaite, President of ISQua and Dr. Risto Miettunen, President of IHF welcomed all participants.
The current state
Jim Campbell provided an overview of the current state of healthcare workers’ wellbeing in-light of the global pandemic including recent data published by WHO.
Speaker: Jim Campbell, Director, Health Workforce, World Health Organization [DOWNLOAD SLIDES]
Moderators: Peter Lachman, CEO of ISQua; Helen Crisp, Independent Consultant in Healthcare Improvement, Editor BMJ Open Quality, and Chair of Trustees PROMPT Maternity Foundation
Solutions from healthcare settings
Health leaders from around the globe shared innovative examples and case studies of how their organizations are addressing and improving employee wellbeing.
Speakers:
- Dr. Adolfo Llinás Volpe, Chief Medical Officer, Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá, Colombia
- Prof. Marc Noppen, CEO, University Hospital UZ Brussel, Belgium [DOWNLOAD SLIDES]
- Noah Wubishet Ayele, Counseling Psychologist and the Co-ordinator of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Taskforce, Ethiopian Ministry of Health-COVID case management [DOWNLOAD SLIDES]
- Dr. Lallu Joseph, Quality Manager & Associate General Superintendent, Christian Medical College, Vellore, India [DOWNLOAD SLIDES]
- Mary Nash, Vice President, Organization Development and Learning, NYU Langone Health, USA
- Prof. Anne Lee, Deputy Hospital Chief Executive, The University of Hong Kong – Shenzhen Hospital, China; Clinical Professor and Head of the Department of Clinical Oncology, The University of Hong Kong
Moderator: Helen Crisp, Independent Consultant in Healthcare Improvement, Editor BMJ Open Quality, and Chair of Trustees PROMPT Maternity Foundation.
Solutions from other industries
Discover how companies outside the healthcare sector are addressing employee wellbeing during these difficult times and the programs they established pre-COVID.
Speakers:
- Stephen Costello, CEO and Co Founder, Spectrum.Life
- Dr. Paul Pendler, Vice-President, JPMorgan Chase & Company Employee Assistance and Work Life Program, USA
- Simon Hand, Head of Reward and Organisational Effectiveness, Vodafone Ireland [DOWNLOAD SLIDES]
Moderator: Helen Crisp, Independent Consultant in Healthcare Improvement, Editor BMJ Open Quality, and Chair of Trustees PROMPT Maternity Foundation.
We’re pleased to also share the following helpful resources:
- Health Care Worker Safety Checklists: Protecting Those Who Serve [by the Joint Commission International – free download for all conference participants]
- The COVID-19 Effect: World’s nurses facing mass trauma, an immediate danger to the profession and future of our health systems [by the International Council of Nurses]
- Well-being Playbook 2.0 A Covid-19 Resource for Hospital and Health System Leaders [by the American Hospital Association]
- Caring for health care workers during crisis: Creating a resilient organization [by the American Medical Association]
- Taking Action Against Clinician Burnout: A Systems Approach to Professional Well-Being [by the National Academy of Medicine]
- Creating a Safe Space: Psychological Safety of Healthcare Workers (Peer to Peer Support and Other Support Models) [by the Canadian Patient Safety Institute]
- Creating a Safe Space – Healthcare Worker Support Toolkit [by the Canadian Patient Safety Institute]
- Health workforce policy and management in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response: interim guidance [by the World Health Organization]
- COVID-19: Occupational health and safety for health workers [by the World Health Organization]
- Florence Nightingale Foundation Support Sessions [register for free]
- COVID-19 is having a destructive impact on health-care workers’ mental well-being
- Covid-19: Many ICU staff in England report symptoms of PTSD, severe depression, or anxiety, study reports
- Ethical principles in health care prove critical to protecting health care workers in pandemic
- The art of life and death: 14 year follow-up analyses of associations between arts engagement and mortality in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
- Cultural activities linked to lower mortality
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