Fahey Donna M, Rumaker Kimberly, Ordille Joan
Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice, USA.
J Interprof Educ Pract. 2023 Jun;31:100604. doi: 10.1016/j.xjep.2023.100604. Epub 2023 Jan 17.
This work discusses the real and personal cost of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mind, body, and spirit of healthcare workers. It suggests a proactive and reactive response that participants can activate within themselves, their clinical teams, and their organizations. The pervasive losses, both death and non-death-related, have transformed how healthcare workers deliver care while grieving their personal and professional losses. This grief further complicates the mental health of healthcare workers. Evidence from previous outbreaks suggests that the psychological burden of the pandemic will have both short and long-term effects. Recovery involves healing the body with physical compassion, healing the mind by exploring difficult emotions, and healing the spirit by recognizing and reclaiming one's purpose and meaning. Three strategies: Spark Joy, Ambiguity Bookmark, and Healing and Restoration: a Nautical Journey through Grief demonstrate how small and intentional changes provide momentum and set the course for long-term transformation.
这项工作探讨了新冠疫情对医护人员的思想、身体和精神造成的实际和个人代价。它提出了一种主动和被动的应对方式，参与者可以在自身、临床团队及组织内部予以践行。包括死亡及与死亡无关的普遍损失，改变了医护人员在哀悼个人和职业损失时提供护理的方式。这种悲痛进一步使医护人员的心理健康复杂化。以往疫情的证据表明，疫情带来的心理负担将产生短期和长期影响。康复包括通过身体关怀治愈身体、通过探索复杂情绪治愈心灵、通过认识并找回个人目标和意义治愈精神。三种策略：激发喜悦、模糊书签以及治愈与恢复：穿越悲痛的航海之旅，展示了微小而有目的的改变如何提供动力并为长期转变指明方向。
