Parc Taulí celebrated the International Day for Safety and Health at Work with a day framed within Healthy Week, where different activities have been programmed for the team of professionals from the Parc Taulí Healthcare Corporation Consortium (CCSPT) from April 24 to April 30.
The general director of Parc Taulí, Dr. Gemma Craywinckel, opened this day with her commitment to guaranteeing and improving the well-being of professionals. "Safety and prevention in our field goes beyond work accidents and focuses more on the search for the well-being of professionals and having resources to guarantee a good working environment. From the institutions we must guarantee this healthy, close and calm environment."” said Dr. Craywinckel.
The opening ceremony was also attended by the head of Prevention and Health at Work, Pilar Peña, who made an assessment of the impact that Law 31/1995, on the prevention of occupational risks, represented, and where it should evolve to continue guaranteeing the safety and health of workers.We are beginning to enter environments where psychosocial risks are paramount. We must all work to create safe and healthy environments.", explained Peña. For her part, the reference for professional development, skills and well-being, Esther Bonet, explained the evolution and new objectives of the healthy Parc Taulí promoter group. "Our mission is to promote health at the center with the aim of improving the health of the people cared for and caregivers, professionals and the community in a sustainable way.".
The conference began with the conference How can the work environment help people's well-being? Taught by the technical director of Full Audit, Manuela Brinquens, specialized in occupational health and safety. Following this, EMERFOC spoke about the importance of safety in the hospital environment and the technical engineer for general services and works, Sergio Atero, presented the PAU project.
During this Occupational Health and Safety Conference, the Director of People, Sandra Tobias, presented the Psychosocial Risk Assessment Survey at Parc Taulí which will be published on May 14 to find out what the current situation is at the center, the last survey was carried out in 2019.It is an important tool for diagnosing and defining actions that will later be evaluated.“. Sandra Tobias has highlighted the importance of working with the commitment of “make all means and processes available to guarantee a healthy environment".
The team of physiotherapists from Parc Taulí participated in this conference, giving attendees an active break.
Finally, a representative of the Mossos d'Esquadra explained the importance of safe mobility. The final conference, Psychological safety. What are we talking about?, was given by the trainer in happiness and safety in the workplace, Joaquín Viñas.
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