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Mind of HR

Mind of HR

Blog by Dr. Arpita Sen

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Challenges of employee motivation in healthcare

Dr. Arpita Sen6 years ago5 years ago05 mins

Even during the normal circumstances, the healthcare is perceived to be emotionally distressing. With the arrival of Covid-19 pandemic, the distress is even more, the workers must fight a potentially lethal virus with shortage of PPE kits, limited ventilators, ICU beds etc. There is also the risk of taking the virus to their homes and…

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