On-Demand Webinar…
Flattening the Second Curve of COVID-19: Provider Resilience
OVERVIEW
The psychological effects of COVID-19 are having immediate consequences on mental health, creating a second curve to mitigate. As we see on the news every day, for health care workers, the pandemic compounds already stressful work and emotional demands.
This webinar will be of interest to those in healthcare wanting to support professional caregivers and providers in building resilience and self-care strategies.
SPECIFIC TOPICS INCLUDE
- Understanding the immediate and long-term consequences of COVID-19 on provider mental health
- Identifying strategies to prevent and manage mental health conditions
- Making mental health and emotional well-being tools broadly available and easily accessible for clinical staff
Featured Presenters:
Jonathan N. Adler, MD
Emergency Medicine Physician
Beth Israel Lahey Health
Chief Medical Officer
CredibleMind Inc.
Scott W. Dahl, MBA
Healthcare Strategy Consultant
Senior Director
CredibleMind Inc.
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Scott Dahl
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