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authors: Park, Elyse R.; Sylvia, Louisa; Streck, Joanna M.; Luberto, Christina M.; Stanton, Amelia; Perez, Giselle K.; Baim, Margaret; Bliss, Cayley; Convery, Mary Susan; Crute, Sydney; Denninger, John; Donelan, Karen; Dossett, Michelle; Fava, Maurizio; Fredriksson, Stacie; Fricchione, Gregory; George, Nevita; Hall, Daniel; Hart, Sara Remington; Herman, John; Hirschberg, April; Holt, Daphne; Looby, Sara; Malloy, Laura; Meek, Jocelyn; Mehta, Darshan H.; Millstein, Rachel; Mizrach, Helen; Rosa, Katherine; Slawsby, Ellen; Stupinsky, Claire; Traeger, Lara; Vanderkruik, Rachel; Vogeli, Christine; Wilhelm, Sabine
title: Launching a resiliency group program to assist frontline clinicians in meeting the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic: Results of a hospital-based systems trial
date: 2020-11-02
journal: Gen Hosp Psychiatry
DOI: 10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2020.10.005
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doc_id: 1044167
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and acceptability (program met needs, helpfulness) were assessed. Primary outcomes were assessed by 1-2 items of validated scales: stress reactivity, 5 perceived stress coping (0-10 analog), distress, 6 and resiliency; 7 and secondary outcomes: loneliness/isolation, 8 selfcompassion, 9 and mindfulness. 10 Table 1 ) with medium to large effects for all primary outcomes.

An FC adapted resiliency group program was successfully implemented, across a large hospital system, and decreased COVID-19-associated distress and improved resiliency.

Providers were engaged during a public health crisis. Limitations included self-reported outcomes and limited gender diversity. Preserving FC resiliency is of upmost importance during the pandemic and can be achieved through a targeted, accessible group-based treatment. 

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