Leading for Wellbeing Webinar Series
The wellbeing of our Aotearoa New Zealand health system starts with the oranga (wellbeing) of our tāngata (people). We’re inviting leaders (both formal and informal), managers and anyone interested in wellbeing in the health sector to view our fortnightly webinar series, ‘Leading for Wellbeing’.
For more information and to view previous webinars, click here.
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Wellbeing resources
Ārahitanga - Leadership
Leadership at every level is a key factor in shaping organisational culture. Commitment to wellbeing is demonstrated with leaders’ role modelling resilience, commitment to wellbeing and not tolerating inappropriate behaviour.
Tikanga - Culture and values
Every organisation has its own culture. Culture is simply defined as the beliefs and underlying values that determine how we do what we do; how we behave to each other and how we carry out our work.
Better work practices
Work practices and workplace design contribute significantly to our ability to work both productively and free from harm. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act (2015) employers and employees share a duty for the wellbeing of the workforce.
Kōrero - Communication and engagement
This section covers how we connect with our people in solving problems to improve our organisations and providing them with the information they need to thrive in their jobs.
Personal Health
The New Zealand Health sector depends on having a healthy and productive workforce to deliver high quality patient care.
Featured resources
Mental Health Foundation
Tips from the Getting Through Together campaign Read more
A guide to assist managers to open the conversation about mental health in the workplace. Read more
Open Minds FAQs
8/3/2021
Mental Health Foundation
Answers to common questions about supporting mental health in the workplace Read more
COVID-19 Workplaces Resource
8/3/2021
Mental Health Foundation
A guide from the Getting Through Together campaign for workplace leaders on wellbeing at work during COVID-19 Read more
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