IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN THE
HEALTH CARE WORKPLACE
Magnet4Europe is a four-year Horizon 2020 EU-funded project (Grant Agreement 848031) that aims to improve mental health and wellbeing among health professionals in Europe. The project officially started in January 2020 and takes place in six European countries.
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20 September 2022
Embedding Excellence at BTHFT through the Quality Lead for Nursing Excellence role Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have benefitted from a new nursing role which has advanced implementation of their Nursing & Midwifery Strategy. The strategy was informed by the Magnet4Europe gap analysis and action plan and underpins nursing and midwifery excellence at the Trust. Working with the Director of Nursing Lead for Magnet, the Quality Lead for Nursing Excellence role has accelerated the pace at which key actions can be undertaken and increased opportunities for embedding change alongside direct care nurses and midwives.
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14 September 2022
Step by Step - The Magnet® Journey at Robert-Bosch-Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany We at Robert-Bosch-Hospital (RBK) in Stuttgart, Germany, are proud of the progress we have made regarding our Magnet® Journey. With our strategy in attracting and retaining academically qualified nurses, we are able to advance the quality of care for our patients. Moreover, with our communication strategy on Magnet®, we can get as many members of staff as possible on board with our Magnet® Journey. That way, we are approaching Magnet® status Step by Step.
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26 August 2022
The Story so far: Frimley Health Foundation Trust M4E journey Frimley Health Foundation Trust began our Magnet4Europe journey in 2020. Despite the challenges of the global pandemic, we have achieved several substantial outcomes. We have developed a nursing strategy and shared governance structure. We continue to profit in our journey by shared learnings and building relationships with our Twin Hospital, Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, and our national and international colleagues.
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Innovation through CollaborationImplementation of the Magnet4Europe intervention uses a multi-faceted strategy, involving an evidence-based blueprint of organizational change, one-to-one twinning with experienced Magnet hospitals, participating in learning collaboratives
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Internationality & Multidisciplinarity
The Magnet4Europe consortium includes high-achieving junior/senior researchers from the fields of medicine, health economics, law, nursing, public health, sociology, psychology, statistics, informatics, artificial intelligence.
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Communication & DisseminationAs a Horizon 2020 project, the communication of the project and the dissemination of our results is a crucial activity for Magnet4Europe. We do not only want to inform and reach out to society, but also enable other stakeholder to use and uptake the results.
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