Facts programs need to focus on! It´s a common saying, that there is no glory in prevention but that´s exactly where universities need to focus on. Prevention of mental health issues is on of the keys to create a more healthier and sustainable healthcare workforce.
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in fear that this will have a negative impact on their career. Also studies show, that students from a lesser educated background have more struggles to deal with MHI´s. Also young woman are more affected by MHI´s than young man.
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Often mental health is no important topic, neither in their clinical placement workplaces, nor in the education. Curricula are desperately in need to be changed to find nowadays problems. Sometimes in fact HCP´s are even afraid of seeking help for mental health issues (MHI´s) 4/6

Universities around Europe with #nursing BSc degree programs are aware of the problem and yet many programs are lacking fundamental basics of (self) mental health care.
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In recent studies and in actual literature working in the health sector, especially as frontline worker, is often referred to "be at war". Phrases like "Who help the helpers?" are very common especially students and early career HCP´s.
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Wien schafft übrigens !!1000!! neue Schlafplätze für Obdachlose…

Für Patient*innen und Mitarbeit*innen?

Dieses Drexxsblatt hat nicht einen Cent Steuergeld verdient

Sources:
nursejournal.org/articles/role-….

envirn.org/climate-change 

nnpbc.com/pdfs/policy-an 

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P 

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will be educated about what measurements can be taken to influence policy and policy makers to maintain work together alongside politicians towards a sustainable health care system that has to face numerous different challenges in the near future.
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The effects of climate change needs also to be teached and talked about in nursing and hcp‘s education as one of the many challenges future generations of #nurses will have to handle. As future leaders it is necessary that especially early careers nurses
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But not only patients are affected, nurses are affected as well. Steps needs to be taken NOW to prevent hospitals, offices and long term care facilities from overheating and inside air pollution before it is to late.
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#Nurses are one of the most trusted hcp‘s and so they have a massive influence on community level when it comes to fight against the effects of the #climatechange. As leaders in both, communities (especially im rural areas) & health care systems, nurses have a strong voice.
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#nurses are playing a crucial in every society - they are present in acute and long term care, they are working alongside other health care professionals (hcp’s) in the communities and they are working in prevention as well as in rehabilitation.
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Extreme weather events will have a bad influence on underlying pulmonary and/or heart conditions. Stress, polluted air/food/water, heat waves or extreme cold will influence peoples health massive.
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Besides physical effects on patients health (e.g. polluted air or natural disasters) the upcoming crisis will might have a bad effect on peoples #mentalhealth - especially in young and adolescent population.
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pregnant woman and children are affected by climate change more than others. Also people with underlying (pulmonary) diseases will be eventually heavy affected by climate change due to lower quality of air.
So, climate change will affect a huge part of the population.
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