Implementing psychological support for health and social care staff affected by the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative exploration of staff well-being hubs (‘Resilience Hubs’) using normalisation process theory
Kate Allsopp(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Daniel Hind(University of Sheffield), Filippo Varese(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Ellie L. Young(Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust), Fay Huntley(Mersey Care NHS Trust), Hein Ten Cate(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust), Alysha A Hassan(Mersey Care NHS Trust), May Sarsam(Mersey Care NHS Trust), Paul French(University of Liverpool), Alan Barrett(Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust), Gita Bhutani(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust), Katherine McGuirk, Jenni Willbourn(Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust), Priscilla Chung(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust), Hannah White(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Sally-Anne Wright(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust), Ruth Watson(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust)
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