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Institution: Gold Coast University Hospital - QLD, Australia
"Mindfulness and Well-being for Surgical Teams" delves into the transformative impact of mindfulness practices on reducing stress and fatigue among surgical teams, with the overarching goal of enhancing safety in the operating room. This poster, navigates the evolving landscape of mindfulness interventions tailored to the unique challenges faced by surgical professionals.
Exploring the integration of mindfulness techniques as a proactive approach to address the psychological and emotional demands inherent in surgical practice. Drawing on both historical insights and contemporary research, the presentation highlights the potential of mindfulness in cultivating resilience, fostering emotional regulation, and mitigating burnout within surgical teams.
By examining the evidence supporting the positive outcomes of mindfulness practices, the abstract underscores their role in improving concentration, decision-making, and overall well-being among surgical professionals. Practical applications of mindfulness, including brief interventions, tailored programs, and it’s integration into surgical training, are discussed to provide a comprehensive understanding of its implementation in the context of surgical care.
With the aim to contribute to the broader conversation on surgical safety by emphasizing the integral connection between mental well-being, team dynamics, and the delivery of safe and patient-centred care. The poster encourages a proactive and holistic approach to fostering resilience and promoting the overall health of surgical teams.
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Dr Lachlan Stephens - , Dr James Ryan - , Dr Raja Sawhney -