Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout explores 26 compelling narratives from practicing doctors and medical students as they share their personal and professional encounters in their own words.
Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout explores 26 compelling narratives from practicing doctors and medical students as they share their personal and professional encounters in their own words.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Pauline Davies is Professor of Practice and teaches human communication at Arizona State University. Specializing in cancer research outreach, she is also an award-winning former BBC science and health broadcaster. Dr Cynthia M. Stonnington is an award-winning psychiatrist, educator, and wellness expert at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona. She directed the psychiatry and psychology department for ten years.
Inhaltsangabe
PART I Student life 1. Insight Depression career choice identity management privacy 2. Anxiety Anxiety help-seeking privacy 3. Coping with Medical School Life Work-life integration perfectionism failure empathy 4. A Medical School Dean's Perspective Learning environment career choice role models PART II Culture of Medicine 5. The Brunt of Anger Medical hierarchy bullying 6. Competition Balance and Happiness Competition suicide prioritizing values 7. Suicide and Disenchantment Suicide response and prevention grief stigma PART III Practice Challenges 8. Medication Error Medical errors shame humility peer support 9. Commitment Challenge and Control Resilience setting boundaries career change life lessons 10. When Certainty Is Wrong Sharing bad news with patients when doctor is patient 11. Colleagues Privacy and Empathy Privacy workplace behavior when doctor is patient PART IV Career/Life Disruptions 12. Accident Fear of Depression and a Great Career Depression interrupted training resilience career choice relative with mental illness 13. Childhood in Foster Care Resilience depression help-seeking relative with mental illness 14. From War-Torn Childhood to Life as a Foreign Medical Graduate Resilience role models acculturation racism 15. Empathizing with Mentally Ill People Empathy relative with mental illness expressing emotions at work PART V Women in Medicine 16. Infertile and Fulfilled Fertility resilience 17. Finding Balance with Kids and Career Motherhood women in medicine giving bad news insecurities at work 18. Motherhood in Training Family planning work-life integration grief 19. Regrets and Dedication Sex discrimination bullying infertility fulfillment PART VI COVID-19 20. Family Life in Covid Times medicine as a calling work-life integration family support 21. The COVID-19 Experience Uncertainty witnessing death 22. COVID-19 the Aftermath Burnout depression career change PART VII Burnout 23. Leadership Overwork grief suicide leadership behavior 24. Pain Clinic Doctor's Despair Moral injury patient behavior leadership behavior opioid crisis PART VIII Addiction 25. Road to Recovery Addiction guilt and shame accountability recovery 26. Practicing Medicine in the Grasp of Addiction Addiction suicide attempt accountability recklessness recovery
PART I Student life 1. Insight Depression career choice identity management privacy 2. Anxiety Anxiety help-seeking privacy 3. Coping with Medical School Life Work-life integration perfectionism failure empathy 4. A Medical School Dean's Perspective Learning environment career choice role models PART II Culture of Medicine 5. The Brunt of Anger Medical hierarchy bullying 6. Competition Balance and Happiness Competition suicide prioritizing values 7. Suicide and Disenchantment Suicide response and prevention grief stigma PART III Practice Challenges 8. Medication Error Medical errors shame humility peer support 9. Commitment Challenge and Control Resilience setting boundaries career change life lessons 10. When Certainty Is Wrong Sharing bad news with patients when doctor is patient 11. Colleagues Privacy and Empathy Privacy workplace behavior when doctor is patient PART IV Career/Life Disruptions 12. Accident Fear of Depression and a Great Career Depression interrupted training resilience career choice relative with mental illness 13. Childhood in Foster Care Resilience depression help-seeking relative with mental illness 14. From War-Torn Childhood to Life as a Foreign Medical Graduate Resilience role models acculturation racism 15. Empathizing with Mentally Ill People Empathy relative with mental illness expressing emotions at work PART V Women in Medicine 16. Infertile and Fulfilled Fertility resilience 17. Finding Balance with Kids and Career Motherhood women in medicine giving bad news insecurities at work 18. Motherhood in Training Family planning work-life integration grief 19. Regrets and Dedication Sex discrimination bullying infertility fulfillment PART VI COVID-19 20. Family Life in Covid Times medicine as a calling work-life integration family support 21. The COVID-19 Experience Uncertainty witnessing death 22. COVID-19 the Aftermath Burnout depression career change PART VII Burnout 23. Leadership Overwork grief suicide leadership behavior 24. Pain Clinic Doctor's Despair Moral injury patient behavior leadership behavior opioid crisis PART VIII Addiction 25. Road to Recovery Addiction guilt and shame accountability recovery 26. Practicing Medicine in the Grasp of Addiction Addiction suicide attempt accountability recklessness recovery
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