[Retired] To debrief or not to debrief? When are group interventions useful and how can we run these safely?
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- Title:
- [Retired] To debrief or not to debrief? When are group interventions useful and how can we run these safely?
- Description:
- A webinar looking at the history of debriefs and the evidence base for and against presented by two clinical psychologists who work in staff support and wellbeing Dr Zoe Berger and Dr Harriet Conniff. It looks at the purpose of debriefs and their uses as well as offering some alternatives for group interventions. (1 hour)
- Hierarchy:
- [Retired] London Transformation and Learning Collaborative - Critical Care (LTLC) > [Retired] Staff Recovery Resources > [Retired] DEBRIEF > [Retired] Further Reading > [Retired] To debrief or not to debrief? When are group interventions useful and how can we run these safely?
- Created:
- 21 Dec 2021
- Last Major Update:
- 21 Dec 2021
- Keywords:
- Debrief, psychological, wellbeing, acute health, staff support groups
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- Title:
- [Retired] To debrief or not to debrief? When are group interventions useful and how can we run these safely?
- Description:
- A webinar looking at the history of debriefs and the evidence base for and against presented by two clinical psychologists who work in staff support and wellbeing Dr Zoe Berger and Dr Harriet Conniff. It looks at the purpose of debriefs and their uses as well as offering some alternatives for group interventions. (1 hour)
- Hierarchy:
- [Retired] London Transformation and Learning Collaborative - Critical Care (LTLC) > [Retired] Staff Recovery Resources > [Retired] DEBRIEF > [Retired] Further Reading > [Retired] To debrief or not to debrief? When are group interventions useful and how can we run these safely?
- Created:
- 21 Dec 2021
- Last Major Update:
- 21 Dec 2021
- Keywords:
- Debrief, psychological, wellbeing, acute health, staff support groups