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DESCRIPTION:The Strengths-Based Nursing and Healthcare Advisory Board\, in 
 partnership with the 9I制作厂免费 Nursing Collaborative\, invite nurses\, nursin
 g students\, and faculty from the Ingram School of Nursing\, the Jewish Ge
 neral Hospital\, and 9I制作厂免费 Health Centre聽to attend a special w
 ebinar\, 'Health and Healing for Nurses During COVID-19\,' presented by Ro
 shi Joan Halifax on October 29th from 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.\n\nAbout the webin
 ar:\n\nThis 90-minute webinar will focus on healing and compassion in the 
 context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nurses have witnessed enormous suffering
  this year as they have confronted the pandemic. The goal of this webinar 
 is to provide space and tools for healing and processing the experiences o
 f the first wave of COVID-19\, and strategies to go forward into the secon
 d wave with a greater ability to care for self while also caring for patie
 nts and families.\n\nThe webinar will be presented in two parts. Nurses wi
 th limited availability are welcome to join and leave as needed. There wil
 l be a transition point after the first half-hour. This webinar is free of
  charge to attend. A recording of the webinar will also be made available 
 online.\n\nAbout the presenter: \n\nRoshi Joan Halifax is Abbot of Upaya Z
 en Center in Santa Fe\, New Mexico. In the context of healthcare\, she is 
 best-known for her work surrounding death and dying. She is the founder of
  the Being With Dying program\, a practical training program for healthcar
 e providers in compassionate end-of-life care\, providing 鈥渒nowledge and s
 kills in the psychosocial\, ethical\, existential\, and spiritual aspects 
 of illness and dying鈥漒, as well as tools for the self-care and resilience 
 of clinicians. Her August 2020 program 鈥淏eing With Suffering鈥� offered supp
 ort for clinicians to sustain their practice while also confronting the bu
 rnout\, moral distress\, and unprecedented challenges brought on by the pa
 ndemic. Roshi Halifax has been a social activist since the mid-1960's\, be
 ginning with the Civil Rights Movement and the movement against the Vietna
 m War. In her younger years\, she was an anthropologist\, doing field work
  in Africa and the Americas. She is author of numerous books including The
  Human Encounter with Death\, Being with Dying\, and Standing at the Edge.
 \n\nRegistration:\n\n\n	Ingram School of Nursing faculty and students are i
 nvited to聽register here.\n	Jewish General Hospital聽nurses are invited to聽re
 gister here.\n	9I制作厂免费 Health Centre聽nurses are invited to regist
 er here.\n\n
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Health and Healing for Nurses during COVID-19 
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