All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2020 June Literature as a coping mechanism ΓÇô waiting for the second wave Literature as a coping mechanism ΓÇô waiting for the second wave 10/06/2020 | 5 MINS Literature study groups for WA frontline hospital staff are being trialled as a measure to help deal with stress, fear and the heavy emotional load of waiting to see if they will be called on to fight a second wave of COVID-19. LIT School of Allied Health lecturer and former emergency department nurse Dr Brid Phillips says it is important the community finds effective coping mechanisms to address stress and fear in who are still ΓÇ£holding their breathΓÇ¥ ahead of the cold and flu season. WAΓÇÖs frontline health workers need to be supported to remain alert and ready in case there is a sudden surge of COVID-19 over winter. Attended by nurses, doctors and a range of heath workers, these study groups are led by Dr Phillips, who says it is important to acknowledge and address the disconnect between what healthcare workers and the community experience during the pandemic. Post lockdown, many West
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LIT School of Allied Health lecturer and former emergency department nurse Dr Brid Phillips says it is important the community finds effective coping mechanisms to address stress and fear in who are still ΓÇ£holding their breathΓÇ¥ ahead of the cold and flu season.
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WAΓÇÖs frontline health workers need to be supported to remain alert and ready in case there is a sudden surge of COVID-19 over winter.
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Attended by nurses, doctors and a range of heath workers, these study groups are led by Dr Phillips, who says it is important to acknowledge and address the disconnect between what healthcare workers and the community experience during the pandemic.
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