Het welzijn van zorgprofessionals onder druk: Het belang van structurele ondersteuning met een programma ‘Zorgen voor de Zorg’

Translated title of the contribution: Structurally supporting health care professionals' well-being: the relevance of a national program Caring for Healthcare Professionals

Renee Scheepers*, Jan-Willem Weenink, Martina Buljac, Igna Bonfrer

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Abstract

Stressful working conditions in health care put the well-being of healthcare professionals at risk. This well-being is increasingly being supported by diverse initiatives in the Netherlands. However, these initiatives are dispersed across micro-, meso- and macro-levels and not equally accessible to all health care professionals. A national, integral approach is lacking in which initiatives across levels are more effectively combined. Therefore, we suggest the initiation of a national program "Caring for Healthcare Professionals", which structurally supports the well-being of healthcare professionals. We reflect on science- and practice-based insights from interventions in three domains: (a) workplace management, (b) self-care, and (c) treatment and recovery. We propose to translate the lessons learned in these domains into a national program combining best practices, aiming to structurally support healthcare professionals' well-being.

Translated title of the contributionStructurally supporting health care professionals' well-being: the relevance of a national program Caring for Healthcare Professionals
Original languageDutch
Article numberD7293
Number of pages5
JournalNederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde
Volume167
Issue number21
Publication statusPublished - 27 Apr 2023

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Belangenconflict en financiële ondersteuning: geen gemeld.

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