Stress management in treatment and care teams with heavy and long lasting loads

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  • Anton Huber

Keywords:

Covid 19, stress, intervention

Abstract

The pandemic of Covid 19 has also reached the alps of Northern Italy in the Autonomous Province of Southern Tirol, a German speaking part neighbouring Austria. The change from normal functioning of a hospital attending all sorts of patients, touched the psychological services as well: The author trained in crisis intervention and psychological assistance in emergencies had to change his normal working modality – attending patients-into the modality of caring for the highly stressed nurses. He was able to introduce psychological support training nurse peers; by that the teams were able to turn back to a good and efficient functioning in spite of the heavy workload. Some deductions and reflections on a more organised assistance during the next wave are discussed.

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Author Biography

Anton Huber

Master en psicología, de la Universidad de Innsbruck, terapeuta familiar sistemico y responsable de la psicología médica en el Hospital Bruneck del Ministerio de Salud del Alto Adige. Activo en APSPE e intervención en crisis desde 1990; forma y supervisa psicologos y pares bomberos y paramédicos en el Alto Adige

 

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2020-12-03

How to Cite

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Huber A. Stress management in treatment and care teams with heavy and long lasting loads. Rev. Salud Pública (Córdoba) [Internet]. 2020 Dec. 3 [cited 2024 Jul. 27];:84-9. Available from: https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RSD/article/view/30620

Issue

2020: Salud Mental y Asistencia Psicosocial para Emergencias en tiempo de Catástrofes

Section

Experiencias de los Pares

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