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Dealing with GRIEF: A Series of 5 Short, Powerful Videos |
Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association Dealing With GRIEF: A Series of 5 Short, Powerful Videos is made available by the Hospice & Palliative Nurses Foundation (HPNF) through a generous grant from the American Nurses Foundation. These videos are meant to provide timely and practical information and resources to professional caregivers, patients and their significant others on grief education during these unprecedented times. These resources include coaching and downloadable resource guides on effective communication techniques and language to use with caregivers, teammates, patients and their significant others. Resource Guides: https://advancingexpertcare.org/grief... Did you find these resources helpful? Let us know by completing this 30 second survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/dealin... | Four Things that Matter Most |
Cumulative Grief | Processing GRIEF |
Supporting Grief | Processing Grief as a Team |
Caring for the Profession |
8 Dimensions of Health8 Dimensions of Wellness, (UMD) University of Maryland’s Your Guide to Living Well. [Last accessed June 27, 2017]. Available from: https://umwellness.wordpress.com/8-dimensions-of-wellness/
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SUPPORT "Nurses Together: Connecting through Conversations" provides you the opportunity to take an hour for yourself, allowing you to share thoughts, seek support and virtually connect with your nursing peers.
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The Happy app has been adapted especially for nurses as you manage the stress, anxiety, fear, and isolation that comes with working on the frontlines. Enjoy 24/7, one-on-one access to our Support Giver team members from the comfort and privacy of your home. You talk and they listen—with open ears and zero judgment. |
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Keep your Immune System in Tip Top Shape
CDC Self Checker Symptom Checker | Just for FUN
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From the American Nurses' Association - Mental Health Resources for Nurses Coping with the COVID-19 PandemicCoping mentally and emotionally with the COVID-19 pandemic is difficult for everyone, but even more so for nurses. Please know that you are not alone-you are providing care to a grateful nation, and the American Nurses Association honors your service. Below, you will find two categories of resources to assist nurses and other healthcare providers with mental health resources. The first category is for dealing with stress, fear, and anxiety associated with the COVID-19 Pandemic. You may also want to check with your employer, university, state or specialty nurse association, or your state board of nursing about their resources including any employee assistance program (EAP) or peer assistance/counseling programs. The second category contains national lifelines and healthlines. If your stress, anxiety, or fear causes you to think about suicide or be in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK. Resources
National Life- and Helplines
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