In order to further strengthen the humanistic care for medical staff and relieve the occupational pressure of medical staff, on the afternoon of July 7, Weinan Central Hospital organized a special training session on "Reducing Stress, Empowering and Healing the Soul". More than 200 people from clinical and medical technology departments of the hospital participated in the training.
This training was carefully organized by the hospital trade union, and Director Niu Yongli, deputy chief physician of the Department of Psychiatry and national second-level psychological counselor, was specially invited to teach everyone. Director Niu takes common psychological problems such as burnout, high mental pressure, and low sense of self-achievement among current medical staff as an entry point. Through case sharing, theoretical introduction, self-analysis, etc., he guides everyone to open the "door to the heart" and master self-treatment. The "Secret Guide" for healing is to identify one's own stress and evaluate one's own psychology, so as to learn to correctly cope with stress and psychological adjustment, and encourage everyone to "work happily and live healthily" with a good attitude, making the mind lighter and more comfortable. Director Niu’s fun and lively teaching atmosphere resonated with everyone, and bursts of applause came from time to time in the venue.
Through this training, the psychological needs of employees were met, allowing employees to learn to manage emotions in life and work, and learn to "live in harmony with stress" from a cognitive and behavioral perspective. Everyone said that in the future, they will use a sunny and optimistic attitude to fight the epidemic and reduce stress, empower and increase efficiency, reduce the negative effects of stress, and devote themselves to work with a healthier, more stable and positive attitude, build a harmonious doctor-patient relationship, and provide better services. Patients should make due contributions to the high-quality development of the hospital.
(Source: Weinan Central Hospital)
