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Surviving Domestic Abuse as a Health and Care Professional with Dr Seema Haider and Dr Sandi Dheensa
Surviving Domestic Abuse as a Health and Care Professional with Dr Seema Haider and Dr Sandi Dheensa
Surviving Domestic Abuse as a Health and Care Professional with Dr Seema Haider and Dr Sandi Dheensa
Monday 9th December 2024
Dr Seema Haider and Dr Sandi Dheensa discuss domestic abuse among healthcare professionals, sharing personal stories and insights on support and awareness.
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Episode Overview
- Domestic abuse can affect healthcare professionals just as much as anyone else.
- Stigma and shame often prevent victims from seeking help.
- Supportive environments are crucial for encouraging disclosure and healing.
- The PHRIDA Study aims to improve NHS Practitioner Health's response to domestic abuse.
- Raising awareness is key to addressing and preventing domestic abuse.
"I really believe that every time I share my story, somebody else shares their story too."
In this episode of the Practitioner Health Wellbeing Podcast, Dr Kath O'Hara and Dr Hannah Minor are joined by Dr Seema Haider and Dr Sandi Dheensa to discuss the crucial issue of domestic abuse among health and care professionals. This conversation is part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence initiative. The episode dives into the personal and professional experiences of the guests, highlighting the often hidden issue of domestic abuse in the healthcare sector.
Dr Seema Haider shares her own journey of overcoming domestic abuse, providing a deeply personal perspective that resonates with many listeners. Dr Sandi Dheensa discusses the PHRIDA Study, which aims to enhance NHS Practitioner Health's ability to identify and respond to domestic abuse among healthcare workers. The hosts and guests also explore the types of domestic abuse that affect NHS Practitioner Health patients, the stigma surrounding it, and the importance of creating a supportive environment for those affected.
By sharing their stories and insights, they aim to raise awareness and encourage healthcare professionals to seek help and support. This episode is a powerful reminder that domestic abuse can affect anyone, regardless of their profession, and underscores the need for compassion and understanding in supporting those who experience it.