Linking key findings to contributions to practice and implications
| Key findings | Contributions to practice | Implications for employees and patients |
|---|---|---|
| The mental health and wellbeing of managers and employees are interconnected within a multi-level system | HR departments have to understand complex relationships across organisational levels that are influenced by excessive job demands relative to job resources | Employees' wellbeing and performance will improve when job demands are aligned to job resources |
| HR departments/practitioners are not present in organisations | HR departments need to be present and connect with managers and employees, provide training and development | When employees are supported by HR and receive adequate training, they are more likely to remain in their jobs |
| HR departments do not have multi-level wellbeing strategies to support managers and employees' mental health | HR departments need to design, develop, implement and evaluate mental health and wellbeing interventions to support managers and employees across organisational levels, e.g. flexible work schedules, mental health support | Positive impact on managers and employees' mental health and wellbeing, improved performance Positive impact on patient care and their safety |
| Key findings | Contributions to practice | Implications for employees and patients |
|---|---|---|
| The mental health and wellbeing of managers and employees are interconnected within a multi-level system | HR departments have to understand complex relationships across organisational levels that are influenced by excessive job demands relative to job resources | Employees' wellbeing and performance will improve when job demands are aligned to job resources |
| HR departments/practitioners are not present in organisations | HR departments need to be present and connect with managers and employees, provide training and development | When employees are supported by HR and receive adequate training, they are more likely to remain in their jobs |
| HR departments do not have multi-level wellbeing strategies to support managers and employees' mental health | HR departments need to design, develop, implement and evaluate mental health and wellbeing interventions to support managers and employees across organisational levels, e.g. flexible work schedules, mental health support | Positive impact on managers and employees' mental health and wellbeing, improved performance |
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