Re: Supporting healthcare workers with work related stress: Response to Peter Davies
Dear Editor
I thank Peter Davies for his response to our article.[1] Peter Davies highlights the importance of good working relationships with both fellow healthcare workers and patients in reducing levels of stress and burnout amongst NHS staff. I agree with him on this and we need to see NHS employers doing more to create positive working environments for their staff.
Reference
1. Shemtob L, Good L, Ferris M, , Asanati K, Majeed A et al. Supporting healthcare workers with work related stress BMJ 2022; 379 :e070779
Competing interests:
No competing interests
07 December 2022
Azeem Majeed
Professor of Primary Care and Public Health
Imperial College London
Department of Primary Care and Public Health, Imperial College London, Reynolds Building
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Re: Supporting healthcare workers with work related stress: Response to Peter Davies
Dear Editor
I thank Peter Davies for his response to our article.[1] Peter Davies highlights the importance of good working relationships with both fellow healthcare workers and patients in reducing levels of stress and burnout amongst NHS staff. I agree with him on this and we need to see NHS employers doing more to create positive working environments for their staff.
Reference
1. Shemtob L, Good L, Ferris M, , Asanati K, Majeed A et al. Supporting healthcare workers with work related stress BMJ 2022; 379 :e070779
Competing interests: No competing interests