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A reflective space for social care staff: Preliminary findings from Schwartz Rounds
Over the last year, the Keeping Well in South East London service have offered Schwartz Rounds to social care staff in response to the significant impact of Covid-19 on staff wellbeing and ongoing post-pandemic pressures (e.g. recruitment and retention). This text shares preliminary evaluation data and key learnings around implementation.
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