Webinar | Mental health matters: Looking after ourselves and those who look after us
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Webinar | Mental health matters: Looking after ourselves and those who look after us

Speakers will identify some of the mental health lessons learned from the COVID-19 crisis and discuss how a focus on the Quadruple Aim framework's "joy of work" offers a guiding principle for fostering a healthy and happy workforce. We also consider the role that digital health can play in identifying, managing, and improving mental health. Proudly sponsored by Peacock Bros. and supported by EY.

24/11/2021
When: Wednesday 24 November 2021
5:30pm - 7:30pm (AEDT)
Where: Zoom (Link provided post registration)
Australia
Contact: Alice Angley
events@digitalhealth.org.au
03 9326 3311


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Mental health matters: Looking after ourselves and those who look after us


Hosted by the ACT state branch

Anyone who has completed a first aid course knows the ‘DRABC’ of first aid - when providing first aid, the first priority is to check for danger. That is, check for danger to yourself and others so that, as a first aider, you yourself are not at risk of injury. While 'danger' in a first aid context is usually conceived as an external threat, for those providing care, danger can lurk within in the form of risks to mental health.

The COVID-19 pandemic has subjected Australia's workforce to heightened levels of stress. Healthcare professionals, public health workers and the health sector in general has faced extraordinary hardships at the coalface of this health crisis. A greater focus needs to be placed on how we look after ourselves, those we love, and those that look after us.

Speakers at this event will identify some of the mental health lessons learned from the COVID-19 crisis and discuss how a focus on the Quadruple Aim framework's "joy of work" offers a guiding principle for fostering a healthy and happy workforce. We also consider the role that digital health can play in identifying, managing, and improving mental health.

Presentations will be followed by virtual end of year drinks! Stay online and join us for this informal event to network and catch up with your AIDH ACT tribe!

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Proudly sponsored by Peacock Bros. and supported by EY.


Speakers

Robert Dearn

Robert Dearn (facilitator)

ACT Branch Deputy Chair, AIDH, & Counsel, Ashurst

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Dr Paresh Dawda

Dr Paresh Dawda

General Practitioner, Prestantia Health

📝 The Fourth Aim: The Joy of Work

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Dr Elizabeth Moore

Dr Elizabeth Moore

Coordinator General Office, The Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing | ACT Government

📝 Compassion: Good for patients and good for us - as health care workers

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Dr Bridianne O’Dea

Dr Bridianne O’Dea

Senior Research Fellow, Black Dog Institute

📝 Finding our feet: Digital mental health services for youth

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Non-members: $30 (registrations are non-refundable)

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