Impact Reports
At NCCPRW, we measure success by the lives we touch, the organizations we strengthen, and the communities we help support. Through system-level change initiatives and educational activities, we are advancing clinician and physician mental health and well-being across North Carolina.
Suicide Prevention Training
Our Real Talk: Navigating Life’s Hard Moments Together workshops – also referred to as QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Gatekeeper Training – equip participants with the skills and confidence to recognize suicide warning signs, start supportive conversations, and connect people to care.
Highlights
- 90+ clinicians, clinical professionals, and community members trained
- 7 workshops conducted
- Significant increases in suicide prevention knowledge and confidence
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Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation Partnership
Coming Soon!
The report highlights statewide initiatives to support organizational healthcare worker well-being by reducing stigma and alleviating administrative burdens through continuous improvement, thereby enhancing patient quality of care.
Highlights
- 70% of NC hospitals are Wellbeing First Champions
- 100+ NC hospital leaders engaged with the Wellbeing Systems Approach online curriculum
- 9 facilities have successfully completed a year-long learning collaborative where they implemented a well-being focused operational improvement project
Confidential Assessment Utilization
Coming Soon!
The report provides an overview of participation trends, engagement, and insights from NCCPRW’s confidential well-being assessments.
Annual Impact & Satisfaction Survey
Coming Soon!
Each year, we gather feedback from NCCPRW Consortium members and participants in our activities to assess the reach, value, and impact of our programs, trainings, resources, and partnerships. The survey helps us understand how our activities are supporting clinician well-being across North Carolina and informs future program planning and improvement.
Highlights:
- Participant satisfaction and engagement
- Perceived impact on clinician well-being and professional practice
- Utilization of NCCPRW resources and services
- Emerging needs and priorities
- Opportunities to strengthen future programming
Centene Foundation Impact Report
Coming Soon!
The report highlights NCCPRW programs and initiatives supported by the Centene Foundation, Carolina Complete Health, and Carolina Complete Health Network, including outcomes, reach, and lessons learned.
Why It Matters
Our Impact Reports demonstrate how investments in clinician and physician mental health, well-being, and suicide prevention are creating healthier workplaces, stronger communities, and better outcomes across North Carolina. Together, we are building a healthier future.