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Compassion and compassionate leadership al lavoro Università LUMSA Streamed live on Nov 30, 2020 Professor Michael West from The Kings Fund is the guest speaker on this international webinar from Universita LUMSA, …
‘When people are stressed and anxious, creating a shared, safe space to keep thinking and to maintain and develop relationships with colleagues is important. This by Allison Trimble from The Kings Fund, and was first published 19th May 2020
A series of short movement and breath sessions designed to address physical and mental health, accompanied by specially created music from Scottish Ballet.
This article from the BBC shares 6 SHH (short helpful hints) on how to become happier working at home. Some of these are also applicable to workspaces and could benefit colleagues across the health and care landscape in different environments.
This article offers 20 questions anyone can use to strike up stimulating conversations. At a time when we are more isolated than ever , you could use these to have a socially distanced or online conversation with anyone who may find it harder to engage in a conversation without usual face to face social contact.
Wellbeing is critical to a trauma informed workforce and nation. This resource brings together additional resources to support staff to look after others, themselves, and their staff teams due to the impact of COVID-19, which will remain relevant in the post-COVID world.
Project Lift Report June 2019 – Putting People at the Heart of Leadership in Health and Care in Scotland By: Project Lift, published 11th June 2019 In 2019 Project Lift published our …
‘If your remote team has not been innovating lately or has reduced collaboration and interaction during virtual meetings, you may have a psychological safety issue.’ Tips on reconnecting your virtual team.
A learning hub for those in frontline public services, this creates an opportunity to develop your understanding of poverty stigma and discrimination and introduce new ways to challenge it by implementing changes to your practice.
Sharing stories is powerful and helps us connect and COVID-19 has shown just how important that connection through shared experience is.
Together, we help in Scotland is a project to gather shared stories from the COVID-19 experience.
