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They Save Lives, But Who Saves the Healthcare Worker? Scapegoating Junior Nurses?

They Save Lives, But Who Saves the Healthcare Worker? Scapegoating Junior Nurses?

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The Full Interview can be found on YouTube

https://youtu.be/duBqBN1p8rg?si=44vvVZBokgzu27-d


About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Mind and Us, Mr. Herbie Nyathi speaks openly about his experiences, his mental health journey and the impact that workplace experiences had on his psychological well being.This is an honest conversation about psychological health at work, workplace mental health, healthcare worker wellbeing, mental health nursing, healthcare employment, workplace stress, burnout and psychological safety.Most importantly, it is a conversation about people — and the people behind the professions we depend on every day.The question is simple:They save us. But who saves them?Whether you work in healthcare, education, social care, business, public services or any other profession, this conversation invites you to think differently about mental health at work and the responsibility we all share in creating healthier working environments.Guest: Mr. Herbie NyathiPodcast: The Mind and UsFocus: Psychological Health at WorkKey Focus: Healthcare Workers and Healthcare EmploymentIf this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who needs to hear it.Subscribe to The Mind and Us for honest conversations about mental health, psychological health at work, workplace wellbeing and the experiences of the people behind the jobs we rely on every day.Mr. Nyathi has also created - EDI Connect to help create lasting change across health and social care , from the workplace, to the people within it, to the communities they serve.For more information about EDI Connect visit: [EDI Connect Healthcare](https://ediconnect-healthcare.com/?ut...)#MentalHealthAtWork #PsychologicalHealth #WorkplaceMentalHealth #WorkplaceWellbeing #PsychologicalSafety #HealthcareWorkers #MentalHealthNurse #NurseMentalHealth #HealthcareWellbeing #WorkplaceStress #Burnout #EmployeeWellbeing #MentalHealthInHealthcare #TheMindAndUs #healthcrestaffburnout #discriminationatwork #fyp

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