Well-Being Programming for Resident Physicians and Clinical Fellows

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Well-Being Programming for Resident Physicians and Clinical Fellows

FromAMA STEPS Forward® podcast

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Mar 2, 2022

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Johns Hopkins School of Medicine successfully created a 6-pronged approach to address resident and fellow burnout. Dr. Laura Ann Hanyok, Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education and Associate Professor of Medicine, walks podcast listeners through how and why. Read the full Success Story here: https://bit.ly/39pvutu

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Mar 2, 2022

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Health care leaders share insight, strategies and tips to combat physician burnout, improve patient care, and help put the joy back into the practice of medicine.

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Taming the EHR: Marie Brown, MD, AMA Director of Practice Redesign, discusses Electronic Health Record (EHR) tips that can save you hundreds of hours. To learn more, check out the AMA STEPS Forward™ toolkit on EHR Optimization. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
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AMA STEPS Forward™ Overview: AMA’s vice president of practice transformation, Christine Sinsky, MD, shares the origins of the AMA STEPS Forward™ program and how this program supports organizations, physicians, and their teams. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
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Stress First Aid for Health Care Professionals: Interview with Richard J. Westphal, PhD, RN, FAAN, and Patricia Watson, PhD, on recognizing and responding early to stress injuries in health care professionals. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
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Medicare Annual Wellness Visit: Host Dr. Jill Jin speaks with Dr. Philip Bain, a general internal medicine specialist at Bozeman Health Belgrade Clinic in Montana and the Physician Assistant Director for Primary Care at Bozeman Health, regarding strategies on streamlining workflow to ensure a thorough and efficient Annual Wellness Visit. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
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What to Look for in Your First or Next Practice: Interview with Alexandra Ristow, MD, on what to look for in your first or next practice to maximize professional satisfaction, joy in medicine, and reduced risk of burnout. A little homework goes a long way. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
7 min listen
Cultivating Leadership: Steve Swensen, MD, of the Mayo Clinic discusses measuring, assessing, and cultivating positive leader behaviors to improve professional well-being. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
9 min listen
How a Chief Wellness Officer Manages His Own Burnout: Dr. Kirk Brower, a physician and Professor of Psychiatry and Chief Wellness Officer at the University of Michigan Medical School, discusses how his personal experience with burnout led to a career focus on burnout prevention and improved well-being for all physicians. Identify key contributors to physician burnout and the interventions available to address it with the AMA STEPS Forward® Physician Burnout toolkit. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
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Chief Wellness Officer Road Map: Tait D. Shanafelt, MD, Chief Wellness Officer at Stanford Medicine, discusses how Chief Wellness Officers can develop a leadership strategy and implementation road map for professional well-being. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
7 min listen
Building Bridges Between Practicing Physicians and Administrators: Interview with author Paul DeChant, MD, MBA, on improving physician–administrator relationships and enhancing engagement. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
12 min listen
Medical Assistant Recruitment and Retention: Interview with James Jerzak, MD, and Christine Dzoga, BS, CMA (AAMA), on finding and keeping the right medical assistants for your team. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
11 min listen
Caring for the Health Care Workforce During Crisis: Interview with Tait D. Shanafelt, MD, Chief Wellness Officer at Stanford Medicine, on what you and your organization can do before, during, and after a crisis to increase the likelihood your workforce will cope and even thrive. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
9 min listen
The Waco Guide to Psychopharmacology in Primary Care: Guest host Chris Botts, Senior Manager of Care Delivery and Payment, joins guest Dr. Ryan Laschober, MD, FAAFP to discuss the Waco Guide to Psychopharmacology in Primary Care, created to support primary care clinicians' ability to manage mental and substance use disorders, particularly in rural and underserved communities. Register for the upcoming webinar on this topic here: https://bit.ly/3EEmfp5 Explore the Behavioral Health Integration into Primary Care Toolkit: https://bit.ly/3YUhbGl Explore the Behavioral Health Integration Compendium: https://bit.ly/3rmQCgP Explore the Waco Guide here: https://bit.ly/3LF8mLj Explore the AMA’s Psychopharmacology Guide on Prescribing Psychotropic Medications here: https://bit.ly/46un9jE by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
17 min listen
Setting Boundaries: Dr. Kevin Hopkins, AMA Senior Physician Advisor and Primary Care Medical Director at Cleveland Clinic, shares how setting healthy boundaries can help physicians avoid heading down the road of fatigue, exhaustion, and ultimately burnout. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
28 min listen
Four Key Questions Leaders Should Ask Clinicians During COVID-19 Recovery and Beyond: Dr. Kerri Palamara, Director of the Center for Physician Well-Being at Massachusetts General Hospital, discusses with Dr. Jill Jin the important takeaways from her recent article "Four Key Questions Leaders Can Ask to Support Clinicians During the COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery Phase," co-authored with Dr. Christine Sinsky. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
26 min listen
Team-Based Care Model: Hear from physician expert Kevin D. Hopkins, MD, Medical Director at Cleveland Clinic, on how the advanced team-based care model yielded positive patient and practice outcomes. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
27 min listen
Health Equity: The Importance of Building Trust: Dr. Marie Brown, AMA Director of Practice Redesign, talks with Dr. Kavita Bhavan, Chief Innovation Officer at Parkland Health and Hospital System in Dallas, TX, about the importance of establishing community trust when addressing health disparities and how Parkland’s targeted health equity work led to the establishment of Annie’s Place, a free childcare center for children of patients. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
26 min listen
Creating a Safe and Welcoming Environment for LGBTQ+ Patients: Guest Kaiyti Duffy, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer at the Los Angeles LGBT Center, discusses how to create a safe and welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ patients—including sensitivity training for care team and staff, use of expansive and affirmative language, and respectful assessment and response to past medical trauma. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
33 min listen
Small Interventions Matter: Dr. Alfred Atanda, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon and Director of Clinician Well-Being at Nemours Children’s Hospital in Delaware, discusses his pilot project on minimizing unnecessary patient transfers using digital technology and how small interventions can lead to big changes in professional satisfaction and patient care. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
25 min listen
Establishing a Chief Wellness Officer Position: Interview with Tait D. Shanafelt, MD, Chief Wellness Officer at Stanford Medicine, on laying the organizational groundwork for professional well-being by creating and hiring a CWO. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
8 min listen
Treating Attention as an Asset: Dr. Elizabeth Harry, Senior Medical Director of Well-being at UCHealth, discusses the connection between cognitive workload and physician burnout and how health care organization leaders can address systemic issues to reduce burnout and promote physician well-being. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
27 min listen
Racial and Health Equity: Five Concrete STEPS: Dr. Rishi Manchanda, President and CEO of HealthBegins, walks listeners through the 5 steps health care leaders can take to start translating their commitment to racial and health equity into action. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
22 min listen
Well-Being Programming for Resident Physicians and Clinical Fellows: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine successfully created a 6-pronged approach to address resident and fellow burnout. Dr. Laura Ann Hanyok, Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education and Associate Professor of Medicine, walks podcast listeners through how and why. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
27 min listen
Telemedicine and Team-Based Care: James Jerzak, MD, shares new models of team-based care for telemedicine based on recent institutional successes. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
16 min listen
Scholars of Wellness: Interview with Gaurava Agarwal, MD, on training physicians to advance well-being with effective pilot interventions at a system level. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
9 min listen
Improve Practice Efficiency with EHR “Quick Wins”: Dr. Marie Brown talks with guest Nigel Girgrah, MD, Chief Wellness Officer at Ochsner Health, about how “quick win” system adjustments such as implementing badge logins, synchronizing refills, and decreasing EHR clicks can improve practice efficiency and reduce physician frustration. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
21 min listen
Reframing Compassion Fatigue: Compassion as a Tool for Combating Burnout: Dr. Rola Hallam, British-Syrian consultant anesthetist, humanitarian, and founder of CanDo, a social enterprise that enables local, frontline health care workers to provide health care to their own war-affected communities, shares the story of her “valley of darkness” and how compassion can be a tool to combat burnout. Collective Trauma Toolkit: http://bit.ly/3KGjF64 by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
30 min listen
Three Simple STEPS for Diagnosing Your Own Mental Patterns: Dr. Gail Gazelle, a leader at the forefront of the movement fighting physician burnout, discusses three mindfulness and well-being steps physicians can take to thrive. Dr. Gazelle is the author of Everyday Resilience: A Practical Guide to Build Inner Strength and Weather Life's Challenges. Her new book, Mindful MD. How Mindfulness Restores Autonomy and Cures Healthcare Burnout, comes out in early 2023. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
32 min listen
Telemedicine is a Team Effort: Dr. Kevin Hopkins, Primary Care Medical Director at Cleveland Clinic and Senior Physician Advisor at the AMA, discusses the current state of telemedicine and why it’s important for practices and health systems to pivot from a “physician-does-it-all” mentality and embrace team-based care. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
29 min listen
Private Practice: Attending to Business – Social Determinants of Health: In the final episode of this mini-series, hosts Meghan and Taylor explore ways to assess social determinants of health (SDOH) at the patient level, link patients to resources, and define an SDOH plan for private practices. Claim CME credit for this episode here: https://bit.ly/3GYtIAG Resources: AMA STEPS Forward® module: Social Determinants of Health - https://bit.ly/3R1bZfY Health Equity & Health Disparities: https://bit.ly/3LaRVX9 AMA STEPS Forward® Success Stories: https://bit.ly/3MRItsZ by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
14 min listen
The Private Practice Playbook: How to Join, Build, or Sustain a Private Practice: AMA team members and playbook co-authors Meghan Kwiatkowski, Program Manager, Physician Practice Sustainability and Taylor Johnson, Manager, Physician Practice Development discuss the latest AMA STEPS Forward® resource: The Private Practice Playbook. Download the Private Practice Playbook to learn how to join, build, or sustain a private practice. by AMA STEPS Forward® podcast
19 min listen

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