Research, training, and innovation in #PatientSafety, #QualityImprovement, #teamwork, #wellbeing, #culture, and beyond.
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Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Duke awarded a Health and Public Safety Workforce Resiliency Training Program from @HRSAgov to reduce burnout and promote mental health in the health workforce. @DukeHSQ
TODAY: @HHSGov, through #HRSA, awarded $103 MILLION in American Rescue Plan (#ARP) funds to 45 grantees to reduce #burnout and promote #mentalhealth & wellness in the health workforce. Learn more: bit.ly/3ry5yVd
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
As we head into 2022, focusing on your mental and emotional well-being will remain essential.
Help find the right balance for your outlook with some of these well-being tools from @DukeHSQ: ow.ly/SjzQ50HexPC
#HealthyDuke
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
#COVID19 booster shot to be required for @DukeU and @DukeHealth staff, faculty and students: ow.ly/o8ro50Hfm11 @DukeGradSchool @DukeTrinity @Duke_SA @DukeStudents #DukeUnited
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Just over one year ago, Duke provided its first COVID-19 vaccine
A dozen @DukeHealth employees received doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine Monday, marking the start of vaccinations for frontline health care workers
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Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
This article highlights “3 Good Things,” a strategy pioneered by Duke Psychiatry's @JBryanSexton1, whose research has shown that a #gratitude practice can help ⬇️ burnout, improve work-life balance & ⬇️ conflict & depression. ow.ly/RrfY50HalVW
@DukeHSQ @DukeMedSchool
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
.@derekfeeleyQI : Good leaders prioritize showing up at the point of care. Good leaders show authenticity. #IHIForum
"The thing that kept me going, was that I felt we were doing the right thing."
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
MEDIA BRIEFING: Join us this morning from 10-11 a.m. ET. Two Duke Health experts on vaccines and infectious diseases will answer media questions about the COVID-19 #OmicronVariant.
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Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
This series co-led by Duke Psychiatry's @JBryanSexton1 looks like it's going to be a great learning/practice opportunity for those seeking better well-being (a.k.a., just about anyone & everyone!)--check it out! 👇
The next cohort of our WELL-B 10-week webinar series kicks off on January 11th! This course is open to all at @DukeHealth and outside of Duke as well.
Register: hsq.dukehealth.org/resilienc…
#wellbeing #medtwitter #resilience #healthcare
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Holiday season is upon us! Duke Health wishes our entire community happy and safe holidays. We hope you all stay healthy as you celebrate!
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Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Happy #Thanksgiving! Join us in giving thanks for the nurses, physicians and all members of our Duke Health teams who continue to provide exceptional care, comfort and compassion during the ongoing pandemic.
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
As we enter the holidays and celebrate #NationalGratitudeMonth, here’s a story of ours about how expressing gratitude can help your well-being and emotional balance. bit.ly/3qJHGiB @DukeHSQ @dukeraleigh @SLatDuke #HealthyDuke
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Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
A few #Thanksgiving chuckles from our amazing @DukeHealth #DukeFertilityCenter team members. #wedeliver
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Matthew Moore has a new heart after living 4 months without a human heart beating in his chest. @DukeCTSurgery transplant surgeons performed the #HeartTransplant 11/22, swapping out the artificial heart that kept him alive.
@DukeHrtFailure | @DukeHeartCenter | @DukeHospital
ALT Matthew Moore visits with wife Rachel and son Marshall earlier this year following heart implantation surgery.
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Bryan Sexton discusses clinician well-being & quality improvement ⬇️
@DukeMedSchool @DukeHSQ @JonBae01
Find out why clinician well-being is at the heart of quality improvement in Ep. 7 of The Mind of Medicine podcast. @JBryanSexton1 provides examples, backed by science, of bite-sized interventions that can have immediate and lasting effects. @DukeHealth
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Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
.@DukeHSQ will host a free virtual symposium "Matters of Grief" on Friday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. to help @DukeU and @DukeHealth team members reflect on grief faced during #COVID19. ow.ly/5aa950GOK8y
@DukeHospital @DukeRegional @dukeraleigh @DukeHomeCare
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
The 2021 Staff and Faculty Memorial Service Wednesday in @DukeChapel to celebrate @DukeHealth and @DukeU employees who have died in the past year. Attend the service in-person or watch online: ow.ly/Cly550GMEyV
@DukeHospital @DukeTrinity @DukeHomeCare
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Bereavement Services at Duke will host the “2021 Grief Awareness Week” Nov. 15-19 to increase awareness of issues pertaining to grief and loss in the workplace. More info: ow.ly/xeAN50GKh7v
@DukeHealth @DukeHSQ @DukeRegional @dukeraleigh @DukeHomeCare @DukeHospital
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Dr. Kevin Thomas is named the School of Medicine’s first Vice Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. #MomentstoMovement medschool.duke.edu/blog/kevi…
ALT Kevin Thomas, MD
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
Save the date this March as the @DukeHealth Quality and Safety Conference finally returns! Stay tuned for more details.
Submit your abstracts at bit.ly/dukehealth2022
Duke Center for Healthcare Safety and Quality retweeted
We're just over 3 weeks away from our 2nd annual Grief Symposium! Spend the morning with us learning from @DukeHealth team members about different types of grief, then join us for restorative circles in the afternoon!
CEUs available!
Register at bit.ly/mattersofgrief
