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The Center for Provider Wellbeing partners with Christiana Care health care providers to learn more about their needs and goals and offers resources and programs.
PAWSto
De-stress
These quarterly events offer opportunities for staff to connect with stress-reducing therapy dogs through the PAWS for People program. They dive deeply into their residency experience and explore stressors and concerns openly and confidentially. In a relaxed atmosphere over ice cream, they learn coping skills and develop more supportive relationships with each other.
OASIS Project
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Care for the Caregiver
The Opportunity to Achieve Staff Inspiration
and Strength Project takes a multifaceted approach that builds resilience within care teams by bringing “bite-sized” well-being interventions and education to caregivers while they’re working. Staff trained as well- being champions deliver evidence-based interventions meant to inoculate them against the stress of their work, and help teams build camaraderie and stronger support networks among team members. The
OASIS Project culminates on each unit with dedicated space for staff to pause,
de-stress and recover.
actice
This peer support program helps health care team members recover from adverse
patient events. Care for the Caregiver is open
to any Christiana Care employee or Medical- Dental staff member working at any Christiana Care health care facilities or practices. For urgent assistance following an adverse event, care team members may use Vocera web page “Care for the Caregiver” (page ID #1239).
COMPASS
The Clinician-Organized Meetings to Promote and Sustain Satisfaction initiative encourages physician collegiality, shared experience, mutual support and meaning in work to decrease burnout and promote well-being.
Ice Cream Rounds
This quarterly meeting during protected time gives residents an opportunity to dive deeply into their residency experience and explore their stressors and concerns openly and confidentially. In a relaxed atmosphere over ice cream, they learn coping skills and develop more supportive relationships with each other.
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