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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November 2022
Magnet4Europe Project Brings Hospital Partners Together in Philadelphia The two-day meeting in Philadelphia with 300 hospital researchers, clinicians, and managers from U.S. and European hospitals are covered in this article but also the news that the EU Commission recently completed its second review of the project and approved a six-month extension because of time lost due to COVID-19-related travel delays.
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November 2022
St James’s in the US: presenting the SJH’s achievements at the Philadelphia conference A delegation from St James’s Hospital in Dublin traveled to the US to attend the ANCC Magnet® Conference held in Philadelphia to speak about their effort to ‘Maximise the Response Rates in the Clinician Wellbeing survey’ and how they did it. They also visited their twin hospital, the Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New York, where they met the local team, were able to attend council meetings and experience the enthusiastic work atmosphere at LIJMC.
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November 2022
One week in Philadelphia full of learning, sharing, connecting, and celebrating! Since we started our journey together in the Magnet4Europe study program two years ago, our conversation was led by an attitude of learning, sharing, and connecting. Instead of meeting online we finally met in person. Everyone was very excited.
Coming around the world, meeting people with the same goals in mind, we experienced that even though our healthcare systems or educational systems are different, we have more in common than what sets us apart. |
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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