Schwartz Centre Rounds are designed to support staff to reflect on the social and emotional aspects of working in healthcare. Providing healthcare in highly pressurised environments is a common climate in which many healthcare professionals find themselves. To deliver the very best care to patients, both clinical and non-clinical members of the workforce need to be supported to reflect, share their experiences and have a safe space in which they can be heard safely. We share our reflections of piloting Schwartz Centre Rounds within a dental hospital setting.
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