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Staff Wellbeing and Networks Support (SWANS) Study

2023-01-08

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BACKGROUND Anecdotal evidence from Lincolnshire National Health Service (NHS) Provider Trusts alluded to widely publicised reports of increased levels of stress and anxiety among health and social care staff, especially those identified as having an elevated risk of COVID-19 (ERiC). The clear need for support did however not translate to an increased demand for staff wellbeing and staff networks across Lincolnshi...

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10.32388/za46dx
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