Five Lessons Learned in National Trauma-Informed Care Training

• By: Yael Lipton, MPH, MCHES Andrew Philip, PhD Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC)
• July 2nd, 2021
• healthcare, healthcare professionals, safe spaces, Summer 2021 Issue, training, trauma, trauma-informed care
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Over decades of practice-informed research, clinical support, and advocacy, a gradual embrace of trauma-informed care as a fundamental component to quality health service delivery has emerged. Every patient has a story - a context, and a set of experiences- that impact their health and wellbeing,...

Caring for the Caregiver

• By: Julie Alvira, MD MBA Executive Coach
• April 1st, 2019
• anxiety and depression, caregiver burnout, caregiving stress, compassion fatigue, emotional well-being, healthcare professionals, self-care, social isolation
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Caregiving is a labor of love but can affect with extreme challenges both physically and emotionally. It does not matter if you are an individual working as a professional caregiver for an agency or by yourself and have this specific role every day or a partner or relative that had become caregiver...