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April 10, 2026Don't Forget The Bubbles0 citations

Improving Paediatric Critical Care wellbeing

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Key Points

  • The aim is to explore ways to improve wellbeing for staff in paediatric critical care settings.
  • Qualitative assessments of staff experiences
  • Analysis of existing support structures
  • Identifying key areas for intervention
  • Enhanced support systems can improve staff morale
  • Increased focus on compassion and emotional resilience
  • Positive impact on family interactions during critical times

Abstract

What is the problem Working in Paediatric Critical Care isn’t just a job; it is a calling. Here, extraordinary people come together to do extraordinary things. They hold the hands of the smallest patients, support families as they brave through the unimaginable, and bring skill, compassion and courage into moments that matter most. But these… Read More »Improving Paediatric Critical Care wellbeing

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d895046c1944d70ce06081https://doi.org/10.31440/dftb.67970
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