In the fast-paced and demanding world of pharmacy, taking time to evaluate your mental health and overall well-being is critical. The Well-being Index for Pharmacy Personnel (WBI) provides an accessible, confidential, and effective way to measure key dimensions of stress and wellness. Here's what you need to know about this tool and how it can benefit you.

What Does the WBI for Pharmacy Personnel Measure?

• Likelihood of Burnout

• Meaning in Work

• Severe Fatigue

• Work-Life Integration

• Suicidal Ideation

• Risk of Medical Error

• Quality of Life

• Risk of Leaving Job

• Overall Well-Being

How Does the WBI for Pharmacy Personnel Work?

The WBI is simple and user-friendly, designed for busy pharmacy professionals. Here’s how to get started:

1. Create Your Online Profile: Set up your account with just a few clicks.

2. Answer Nine Questions: Respond to a short series of questions targeting the dimensions listed above.

3. Track Your Well-Being Over Time: Assess as often as you like to monitor your progress. This isn’t a one-time survey; it’s a tool for ongoing personal growth.

The process takes only five minutes!

Anonymity and Confidentiality

One of the most important aspects of the WBI is its commitment to privacy. Your answers and scores are 100% anonymous and confidential.

Free for All Pharmacy Professionals

The best part? There’s no cost to use the WBI for pharmacy personnel. You don’t need to be an APhA member to take advantage of this valuable tool, making it accessible to all pharmacy professionals.

Why Use the WBI for Pharmacy Personnel?

Assessing your well-being is not just about identifying areas of distress; it’s about taking proactive steps to improve your quality of life and effectiveness at work. By using the WBI, you gain:

• A clear understanding of where you stand in key areas of well-being. 

• Resources to address areas needing improvement. 

• A private, judgment-free space to reflect on your mental health. 

• A powerful tool for tracking your progress and growth over time.

Take the WBI here.