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                        Expressive Arts Seminars
                        Additional Countries, Worker, Primary, Individual, Promoting Mental Health, Info N/A, Article (Scientific), Mixed, Not Explicitly, English Ivy Bourgeault 2024-03-11 Additional Countries, Worker, Primary, Individual, Promoting Mental Health, Info N/A, Article (Scientific), Mixed, Not Explicitly, English Ivy Bourgeault 2024-03-11

                        Expressive Arts Seminars

                        A creative intervention that aims to address and reduce the psychosocial stress experienced by health workers.

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                        The Health Worker Burnout Toolkit was funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, as part of the Operating Grant Studying the Global Impact of COVID-19 on health.

                        The Healthy Professional Worker Partnership was funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

                        The Sex and Gender Analysis Toolkit was funded through the SGBA+ Health Research and Policy Partnerships program, a partnership of the Institute of Gender and Health of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and Health Canada.

                        The toolkits and their content have not necessarily been endorsed by any of these funding partners.