Caring for doctors, caring for patients.
by West, Michael; Coia, Denise.General Medical Council.
Publisher: GMC, London : 2019.Description: 149p.Summary: This report identifies a need to address the wellbeing of doctors faced with higher workloads, whose own health impacts on patient care. Recommendations include compassionate leadership models giving doctors more say over the culture of their workplaces, adopting minimum standards of food and rest facilities, and standardising rota designs that take account of workload and available staff..Subject(s): medical staff | students | patient safety | wellbeing | mental health | staff morale | leadership | compassion | organisational culture | occupational stress | occupational health & safetyDigital copyAvailability: Online access List(s) this item appears in: Staff engagement and wellbeing [March 2023] | Patient safety in the NHS [September 2023]
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This report identifies a need to address the wellbeing of doctors faced with higher workloads, whose own health impacts on patient care. Recommendations include compassionate leadership models giving doctors more say over the culture of their workplaces, adopting minimum standards of food and rest facilities, and standardising rota designs that take account of workload and available staff.
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