ECHO - Coping with COVID Burnout ToolkitCanadaNew BrunswickWorkerPrimaryIndividualPromoting Mental HealthFreeProgramPrimary CareNot ExplicitlyEnglish Feb 22 Written by Ivy Bourgeault Evidence Base:"Building resilience in nurses and other healthcare workers can serve as a protective factor against negative outcomes related to the job, including burnout, anxiety and depression, and can improve patient outcomes." (Baskin & Bartlett, 2021). Ivy Bourgeault Previous Previous Guideline on Managing Personal and Practice Health Next Next RESPITE: Resilience in the Era of Sustainable Physicians
ECHO - Coping with COVID Burnout ToolkitCanadaNew BrunswickWorkerPrimaryIndividualPromoting Mental HealthFreeProgramPrimary CareNot ExplicitlyEnglish Feb 22 Written by Ivy Bourgeault Evidence Base:"Building resilience in nurses and other healthcare workers can serve as a protective factor against negative outcomes related to the job, including burnout, anxiety and depression, and can improve patient outcomes." (Baskin & Bartlett, 2021). Ivy Bourgeault
