Caring for the Workforce: Five Strategic Areas to Address Well-Being in Healthcare
The Beryl Institute releases “Caring for the Workforce: Five Strategic Areas to Address Well-being in Healthcare,” identifying the efforts of organizations in addressing the health and wellness of employees and the impact of their efforts on staff engagement, patient experience and organization culture.
The paper is based on results from a community inquiry and complemented with case studies from contributing organizations.
Learn more about the leading role experience departments play in well-being efforts in partnership with newly established infrastructures including Offices of Well-being and Chief Well-being Officers.
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