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Dr Hena Syed-Sabir is a clinical psychologist at Paediatric Intensive Care at Birmingham Children's Hospital. In this conversation we discuss the growing recognition of the need for psychological support for healthcare staff and the concept of debriefing and its various applications in healthcare staff who have experienced trauma. Hena explains the practicalities of debriefing, including the use of vitual debriefs, and the role of silence and spaces for listening. We discuss the use of "naming" emotional experiences in debrief and in everyday professional conversations, and how this may help with processing emotions. We reflect on the range of responses to trauma in our own practice, how this can manifest in changes in our own behaviours, the growing prevalence of moral distress, and secondary trauma associated with adverse safety events.
Hena's choice of theme tune: https://youtu.be/aENX1Sf3fgQ
Dr Hena Syed-Sabir is a clinical psychologist at Paediatric Intensive Care at Birmingham Children's Hospital. In this conversation we discuss the growing recognition of the need for psychological support for healthcare staff and the concept of debriefing and its various applications in healthcare staff who have experienced trauma. Hena explains the practicalities of debriefing, including the use of vitual debriefs, and the role of silence and spaces for listening. We discuss the use of "naming" emotional experiences in debrief and in everyday professional conversations, and how this may help with processing emotions. We reflect on the range of responses to trauma in our own practice, how this can manifest in changes in our own behaviours, the growing prevalence of moral distress, and secondary trauma associated with adverse safety events.
Hena's choice of theme tune: https://youtu.be/aENX1Sf3fgQ