HealthLeaders Media April 16, 2020
Christopher Cheney

Surges of coronavirus patients, patient deaths from the virus, and hospital cutbacks due to financial pressures during the pandemic strain workforces.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– The COVID Employee Wellness Support Team at Children’s Mercy features two dozen psychologists, clinical social workers, chaplains, and hospital leaders.

– The program has launched several initiatives, including one-on-one employee counseling, respite rooms for staff, and guided meditation sessions.

– The support of senior leadership was essential to establish the program.

As the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic threatens to surge hospital patients in Missouri, Children’s Mercy is launching initiatives to support the wellbeing of the organization’s employees.

With coronavirus patients surging beyond New York, the COVID-19 pandemic is straining healthcare organization workforces from coast to...

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