A Virtual Coaching Workshop for a Nurse-Led Community-Based Palliative Care Team in Liberia, West Africa, to Promote Staff Well-Being During COVID-19
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healthcareCréateur:
WilVioJulCor
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Ovi
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Abstract
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has caused unprecedented system and clinician strain worldwide, disproportionately impacting resource poor settings. This project describes the use of a virtual nurse coaching session to improve the well-being of a nurse-led community-based palliative care team in Liberia, West Africa. Staff response was overwhelmingly positive. Discussion is underway to expand this educational coaching intervention to support additional teams confronting COVID-19 in both East and West Africa. Virtual nurse coaching is an innovative way to enhance staff well-being, improve global health partnerships and knowledge exchange, and foster communication across all levels of education and clinical practice.
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