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EFT Research Database › Theoretical Evidence

NHS staff Support Services: An Examination of a Therapeutic Intervention and an Exploration of Staff Experiences of Services

Summary: This doctoral thesis examines NHS staff support services, focusing on therapeutic interventions such as Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). EFT is highlighted for its effectiveness in reducing anxiety, depression, and stress among healthcare staff, based on a systematic review of eight studies. The thesis also explores staff experiences with in-house psychological support services, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and tailored care while addressing systemic barriers. EFT is underscored as a promising tool for improving psychological well-being in NHS healthcare settings.

Citation and Link: Carroll, H. (2024). NHS staff support services: An examination of a therapeutic intervention and an exploration of staff experiences of services (Doctoral thesis, University of East Anglia). University of East Anglia Digital Repository. https://ueaeprints.uea.ac.uk/id/eprint/97634/

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Level
Theoretical Evidence
Type
EFT Research Perspectives
Topics
EFT Mechanisms / Efficacy, Quality of Life / Well-being
Author
Carroll, H
Year
2024

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Type
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Level
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Type
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Year
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