Impact Wellbeing™

Overview

The NIOSH Impact Wellbeing campaign gives hospital leaders evidence-informed solutions to:

  • Reduce healthcare worker burnout,
  • Sustain wellbeing, and
  • Build a system where healthcare workers thrive.
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Impact Wellbeing provides hospital leaders with tools and resources to improve professional wellbeing.

Challenging working conditions, such as staff shortages, harassment, and violence, drive burnout and other poor mental health outcomes. It is critical to address the workplace policies and practices that impact wellbeing to reduce burnout and strengthen professional wellbeing.

Impact Wellbeing Guide

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Impact Wellbeing™ Guide
A step-by-step systems approach to improving healthcare worker wellbeing.

For hospital leaders

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Impact Wellbeing™: Communication Best Practices for Hospital Leaders
Discover tips and best practices for hospital leaders to effectively communicate with their staff.
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Professional Wellbeing
Tips for hospital leaders to promote professional wellbeing in their workforce.

For healthcare workers

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Advocating for the Use of the Impact Wellbeing™ Guide
Tips for healthcare workers to advocate for use of the Impact Wellbeing Guide in their hospital.
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Talking About Burnout, Moral Injury, and Mental Health at Work: Tips for Healthcare Workers
Tips for healthcare workers to discuss burnout, moral injury and mental health at work.

About the campaign

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About Impact Wellbeing™
The Impact Wellbeing campaign's rationale, goals, audiences, and messages.
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Campaign Insights
Formative data collection used to set the strategic direction for the Impact Wellbeing campaign.
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Content Source:
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health