‘An anchor in a stormy sea’: An arts in health project for healthcare staff during COVID-19

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This case study provides an overview of ‘Sidestep’, an arts in health project for staff at a specialist child sexual abuse unit in an Irish paediatric hospital, undertaken during the COVID-19 pandemic. The focus of the project was to provide a ‘virtual creative space’ to support staff across this period of professional and personal challenge. The project was evaluated using pencil and paper questionnaires, and participant feedback is included here, to illuminate the value of an art-based approach to supporting staff well-being at times of crisis and change. Staff described participation in the project as a unique experience which allowed for connection and a sense of ballast during remote working conditions, as well as providing opportunities for meaning-making and reflection. The article is accompanied by images from the project to illustrate the ways in which participants used the image-making process to explore experiences of the pandemic.
“惊涛骇浪中的锚”:2019冠状病毒病期间医护人员健康艺术项目
本案例研究概述了“Sidestep”项目,该项目是在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间为爱尔兰儿科医院儿童性虐待专家部门的工作人员开展的一项健康艺术项目。该项目的重点是提供一个“虚拟创意空间”,以支持员工在这一时期的专业和个人挑战。该项目使用铅笔和纸问卷进行评估,并包含参与者的反馈,以阐明基于艺术的方法在危机和变化时期支持员工福祉的价值。工作人员将参与该项目描述为一种独特的体验,它允许在远程工作条件下建立联系和镇流器,并提供了意义创造和反思的机会。文章附有该项目的图像,以说明参与者如何利用图像制作过程来探索大流行的经验。
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