Employees Are Sick of Being Asked to Make Moral Compromises - HBR
This Harvard Business Review article addresses managerial behavior that can lead to moral injury.
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Using Leadership Tools to Overcome Trauma in the Workplace, Part I: Self Awareness and the Individual - New England Public Health Training Center
Part 1 of this webinar series focuses on concepts related to individual reflection and self-awareness and their place in leadership.
How Employers Can Advance Health Equity in the Workplace - McKinsey & Company
This article analyzes a 2021 survey of US employees to understand the state of health equity within the workforce and provide recommendations.
Recovery Month Toolkit - SAMHSA
This SAMHSA toolkit will aid in learning more about how to support people in recovery & how to share this information with your audiences.
Joy in Work Toolkit - NACCHO
The Joy in Work Toolkit describes the 9 key components of the IHI’s Framework to support workplaces to ensure there is joy in work.
The Future of Work: Evidence-based Considerations for Hybrid and Remote Work - NIH
From the National Institutes of Health, this report discusses behavioral and social considerations relate to hybrid work environments.
What is Psychological Safety at Work and Why Does it Matter? - BetterUp Blog
This BetterUp Blog discusses the importance of fostering a psychologically safe environment in the workplace.
PH WINS 2021: Rising Stress and Burnout in Public Health - de Beaumont
This PH WINS data from 2021 documents the effects of two years of COVID-19 response on the public health workforce.
PH-HERO Spotlight with Washington Department of Health
Learn about Washington Department of Health’s experience with ASTHO’s PH-HERO program, addressing wellbeing & mental health in the workforce.
ASTHO Insight & Inspiration Lessons in Leadership from Bruce D. Perry
Hear from Dr. Bruce Perry on the impact of stress, pleasure/reward system, and how resiliency presents in physiologically in the body.
Why We're Burned Out and What to Do About It - APA Podcast
Speaking of Psychology: Episode 152. Why we’re burned out and what to do about it, with Christina Maslach, PhD (APA podcast--transcript provided).
The Research Is Clear: Long Hours Backfire for People and for Companies
A Harvard Business Review article on the negative effects of long working hours.
The Way We’re Working Isn’t Working: Practical Advice for the Public Health Workforce to Overcome Burnout - de Beaumont Foundation
A short article from the de Beaumont Foundation on transforming workplace culture through micro-changes and additional resources.
If You Multitask During Meetings, Your Team Will, Too - HBR
This HBR article covers how manager’s work habits impact those they supervise, and how to curb bad behaviors before they rub off on their teams.
Guarding Minds at Work - Workplace Strategies for Mental Health Survey
A free resource to measure employee perception of psychological health and safety in your organization.
What Is Psychological Safety at Work? | CCL
This article from Center for Creative Leadership outlines 8 steps to take to foster psychological safety in the workplace.
STAR Model: Office - Harvard University
STAR (Support. Transform. Achieve. Results.) is an innovative process for creating an effective and productive work culture.
We Must Practice What We Preach: a Framework to Promote Well-Being and Sustainable Performance in the Public Health Workforce in the United States
This article in the Journal of Public Health Policy states the urgent need for attending to the well-being of the public health workforce.
Moral Injury Learning Videos (YouTube)
This playlist from NCMW of brief training videos explores concepts of moral injury, trauma-informed resilience, and equity-focused approaches.
It’s a New Era for Mental Health at Work - HBR
A Harvard Business Review article on mental health challenges facing American workers, assessing workforce wellbeing pre & post-pandemic.