StressPal Frontline: Essential Resilience Self-Care and Burnout Prevention (CE Activity & Customizable Platform for Peer Support)

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StressPal Frontline: Essential Resilience Self-Care and Burnout Prevention (CE Activity & Customizable Platform for Peer Support) is a solution provided by StressPal. Robust tools for resilience under fire. which was founded in 2015. It belongs to multiple categories of digital health solutions including Behavioral Health and On-demand Behavioral Health.

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DESCRIPTION

Hospitals, healthcare systems and related healthcare facilities face systemwide challenges that lead to clinician burnout, turnover and shortages, while struggling to address growing patient safety concerns. This turnkey toolkit is ready-to-use, interactive content designed to reinforce resilience across clinician and nonclinician teams, while promoting interprofessional skill building and peer support. CE Activity jointly provided by Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and StressPal. Credits Available: Physicians – maximum of 4.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ Nurses – 4.0 contact hours Psychologists – 4.0 continuing education credits Healthcare Team – 4.0 Interprofessional Continuing Education credits Essential resilience self-care in self-paced program. No downloads required. The program unifies leading intervention strategies in practical, focused learning for immediate application, in a video-rich program that's personalized by the learner. Participants will be better able to apply a choice of multiple evidence-based strategies (cognitive, behavioral, and physical) that are personally relevant, even in the heat of the moment. Time allocation: 4 hours over 4 weeks, with breaks for application of strategies Fee: $125 (one time) for training and ongoing stress relief resources (12 months). Discounted bundles available to healthcare groups for teams.

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CATEGORIES & SOLUTIONS

Behavioral Health

On-demand Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health Self-Guided Tools

CLIENT TYPES

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EHR integration

Integrations

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EHR integration and relevant hardware

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EMRs supported

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Hardware compatibility

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Use cases and differentiators

Use case descriptions

Impact clinician care team wellness and quality. Designed for immediate application in high pressured environments for physicians, nurses, and other healthcare workers with leading intervention strategies to fortify individual resilience and burnout prevention. Health organizations can subscribe to a bundle of programs for team cohorts to support individuals, wellness programs and collaboration for systemwide challenges that lead to burnout.

Users

Physicians, registered nurses, clinical care teams, social workers, psychologists, administrators, frontline workers, and allied professionals

Differentiators vs internal options

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Differentiators vs competitors

“StressPal does a beautiful job of addressing our struggles by first making us feel heard and known, and then with definitive actions we can take to manage our stressors and improve our well-being – allowing us to continue to provide high quality care to our patients.” (Anonymous, ED nurse)

“Receiving such germane material impressed me and made me feel recognized, validated and that my organization was taking real steps to care for my mental, physical and moral wellbeing.” (Anonymous, Health Worker)