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Frontline workers to discuss mental health during the pandemic

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Frontline workers to discuss mental health during the pandemic

October 15, 2021
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This invitation is from our friends at the BC Health Coalition.


It’s a crisis within a crisis. The workplace pressures of working through a global pandemic have seriously impacted the mental health of many front line workers and health care professionals.

Far too many workers cannot access the mental health supports they need. As a result, burnout, resignations and extended leaves of absence are hollowing out the workforce in essential sectors that are already understaffed.

In the first of a two-part panel series, the BC Health Coalition is bringing together a panel of frontline workers from health care, community social services, retail, and other sectors.

This important discussion about the looming worker mental health crisis will explore:

– Worker’s experiences of working on the frontlines during the pandemic
– Impacts on mental health and what adequate supports would look like
– Resources, strategies and campaigns already underway to support workers’ mental health
– How public mental health care coverage could improve the lives of all workers

WHAT: Panel discussion: Healthcare and frontline workers’ mental health in the pandemic
WHEN: October 21st, 12:00-1:30 pm PT
WHERE: Online using the Zoom platform

Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_x2uwyrjYSuuHrIBfsTIz4w

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