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Romanian Translation of Researcher Mental Health and Well-being Manifesto - Manifestul pentru sănătatea mintală și starea de bine a cercetătorilor
Creators
- 1. TIB Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology
- 2. Grenoble École de Management
- 3. Vitae
- 4. University of Amsterdam
- 5. Dublin City University
- 6. Graz University of Technology
- 7. Erzincan Binali Yildirim University
- 8. Ghent University
- 9. RAND Europe
- 10. University of Geneva
- 11. Aarhus University, Via University College
- 12. Bilkent University
- 13. Weill Cornell Medicine
Description
Acțiunea ReMO COST este o rețea de părți interesate de la toate nivelurile comunității de cercetare, care a elaborat un manifest pentru sănătatea mintală și starea de bine a cercetătorilor; se solicită evaluarea modului în care sănătatea mintală și starea de bine a acestora pot fi cel mai bine alimentate și susținute prin acțiuni și inițiative la nivel instituțional, comunitar, individual și de politici.
Acest manifest solicită tuturor părților interesate din ecosistemul de cercetare să se implice în dezvoltarea politicilor care monitorizează, îmbunătățesc și mențin starea de bine și sănătatea mintală în mediul de cercetare, conturând valori mai cuprinzătoare ale succesului și calității, susținând echilibrul dintre viața profesională și viața privată, incluziunea, și cariere de cercetare sustenabile, care să țină cont de familie.
The English Language Version of the Manifesto can be found at: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5559805
Notes
Translated into Romanian by Claudia I. Iacob and Cristina S. Trofin.
This work was performed within the framework of COST Action CA19117 - "Researcher Mental Health".
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