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Learning from Covid-19; lessons for healthcare staff wellbeing
This article explores the reflections of psychologists from working with healthcare staff on the frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic. The psychological impact of the pandemic on healthcare staff is discussed using a compassion-based approach. Consideration is given to possible lessons to take forward from this time to psychologically protect staff against potential future periods of crisis and the ongoing difficulties facing health service organisations.
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