Essa recebi da Profa Ana Teresa, aposentada aqui na FMB-UNESP.
EM DEFESA DA saúde dos trabalhadores da saúde.
Publicado no New England Journal of Medicine
PERSPECTIVE: Confronting Health Worker Burnout and Well-Being
Early in the Covid-19 pandemic, when much of U.S. society shut down, health workers put their own safety on the line and kept going to work to care for patients. Although their communities initially banged on pots, cheered from their balconies, and put up thank-you signs, the pots have long since stopped clanging.Expressions of gratitude have too often been replaced by hostility,
anger, and even death threats toward health workers, as health misinformation has exploded, eroding trust in science and public health experts.
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Destaques:
"Burnout is not only about long hours. It’s about the fundamental disconnect between health workers and the mission to serve that motivates them."
"[...] we need to build a culture that supports well-being. It’s time to break the traditional silence surrounding the suffering of health workers. As gratifying as our work is, it can also be profoundly isolating, especially when
we feel we can’t let our colleagues know if we’re not OK — a feeling that millions of health workers, including me, have had during our careers."
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