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Intensive care society wellbeing resource

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"Practice Standards for Critical Care Nurse Education" by Fenella Gill for OPENPediatrics

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Intensive care society: EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY
A very very good informative long journey session & good liberty facility with lots interesting video.

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Excellent resources, eye catching and succinct

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It prompts the reader(s) to consider:

Tips for approaching self-care

How to manage personal wellbeing

What we can do to improve our workplace

When to ask for help

You can download these posters and view other useful resources on the ICS website.

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Ideally the posters should not be used in isolation, but alongside other initiatives.

You could set up a staff wellbeing board, where all the posters are available together for staff to view, or you could place copies of the posters around the unit in staff areas, where staff can read them freely.

We hope you find them to be a useful resource for your multi-professional critical care team.

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The Intensive Care Society is delighted to share our new wellbeing resource pack developed with Dr Julie Highfield, Clinical Psychologist. Our poster series aims to improve our understanding of psychological wellbeing at work, the impact reduced wellbeing can have and what we can do in response, and includes tips for dealing with extraordinary situations such as COVID-19 and everyday working in critical care.