Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout: Routledge Focus on Mental Health
Editat de Pauline Davies, Cynthia M. Stonningtonen Limba Engleză Hardback – 14 noi 2024
This volume seeks to expand the conversations around burnout and mental health in the medical profession and advocates for a deeper appreciation of physicians as human beings, complete with a range of emotions and fallibilities. The diverse range of professionals span various medical specialties and career stages and cover a range of experiences, including dealing with sexism, committing medical errors, handling challenging colleagues, and the fear and commitment involved in treating patients with Covid-19. Chapters include discussion prompts to encourage creative problem-solving amongst readers and nurture a caring and supportive work environment for physicians seeking assistance.
Designed for use in medical school seminars and physician wellness seminars, this book is essential reading for physicians, junior doctors, medical students, and mental health professionals who work with these populations.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781032738291
ISBN-10: 1032738294
Pagini: 154
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Seria Routledge Focus on Mental Health
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1032738294
Pagini: 154
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Seria Routledge Focus on Mental Health
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Public țintă
Postgraduate, Professional Practice & Development, and Professional TrainingCuprins
Student life
1. Insight
(Depression, career choice, identity management, privacy)
2. Anxiety
(Anxiety, help-seeking, privacy)
3. Balance in Medical School
(Work-life integration, perfectionism, failure, empathy)
4. A Medical School Dean’s Perspective
(Learning environment, career choice, role-models)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
Burnout
23. Leadership
(Overwork, grief, suicide, leadership behavior)
24. Pain Clinic Doctor’s Despair
(Moral injury, patient behavior, leadership behavior, opioid crisis)
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)
1. Insight
(Depression, career choice, identity management, privacy)
2. Anxiety
(Anxiety, help-seeking, privacy)
3. Balance in Medical School
(Work-life integration, perfectionism, failure, empathy)
4. A Medical School Dean’s Perspective
(Learning environment, career choice, role-models)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
Burnout
23. Leadership
(Overwork, grief, suicide, leadership behavior)
24. Pain Clinic Doctor’s Despair
(Moral injury, patient behavior, leadership behavior, opioid crisis)
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)
Notă biografică
Professor Pauline Davies teaches human communication at Arizona State University and practices cancer research outreach. She is 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 10 years.
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 10 years.
Recenzii
“Conversations with colleagues characterized by candor and vulnerability lay the foundation for trust-filled and supportive peer connections. These thoughtful, powerful, and authentic real-life stories can serve as the foundation for enduring resilience, healing, and culture change. This will make a difference for the good.”
Stephen Swensen, M.D., author of Mayo Clinic Strategies to Reduce Burnout: 12 Actions to Create the Ideal Workplace. Former director of Leadership and Organization Development, Mayo Clinic, professor emeritus, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
“Much more than wellness lectures, pizza parties, or research reports, stories have a unique way of helping us feel seen and less alone. This is particularly needed in healthcare, where we look around and think everyone else is “fine” because of a culture of stigma and silence. This book is not only grounded in our narratives, but it also helps teach through them, and that combination is unique and needed.”
Jessi Gold, MD MS, chief wellness officer of the University of Tennessee System and author of How Do You Feel?
“This book is an extraordinarily moving compilation of stories told by courageous, caring and very human physicians. Accounts of struggle, growth and resilience illuminate the complex inner lives of doctors as they navigate work, family, health and personal challenges. The facilitator guide offers a practical roadmap for using these stories to build community and connection through discussion groups and workshops. I highly recommend this book to physicians, to those who work with or care about physicians, and to anyone seeking to better understand the complex experience of people working in health care today.”
Susannah Rowe, MD MPH FACS, associate chief medical officer for Wellness and Professional Vitality, Boston Medical Center
“Stories frame our experience. They also inform our personal and collective journeys of healing and wellbeing. This book’s collection of authentic narratives is a vital resource for all physicians, whether in training or in practice.”
Mark F. Carroll, MD, FAAP, chief medical officer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Medicaid Plans
“A highly valuable set of deeply raw, humbling and relatable narratives of life as a physician. These important stories with prompts will help medical trainees and physicians at any stage reflect on their lives, systems of care, and ways to mitigate suffering and improve wellness.”
Sallie G. De Golia, MD, MPH, training director, Adult Psychiatry Residency Program, Stanford University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
“Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout is a valuable and original contribution to the literature on physician well-being. The stories told are honest, moving, and relatable. I will find tremendous comfort in reading and discussing these narratives with my colleagues and my students.”
Liz Lawrence, MD, director, Annual Taos Writing and Wellness Retreat for Health Care Professionals, former chief wellness officer and assistant dean for Professional Well-being, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
“Experience a profound journey through the poignant narratives shared in Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout. With unflinching honesty, doctors from diverse backgrounds unveil their personal trials, offering invaluable insights and prompting reflection. This book not only nurtures self-care and peer connections but also serves as a valuable resource to reflect on one’s well-being and personal resilience.”
Jennifer Berliner, MD, MBA, director, Physician Well-Being, UPMC Health System
“As an executive storytelling coach, I firsthand know the transformative power of stories. This book has taken that to heart; it is filled with gripping, moving, and inspiring stories that shine a new light on the lived experiences of some doctors. This is not just a book for doctors or those in health professions, this is a book for anyone wanting to understand, experience, and live through the lives of others. I cannot recommend it enough!”
Anca Castillo, CO-CEO of DesignConvo LLC
Stephen Swensen, M.D., author of Mayo Clinic Strategies to Reduce Burnout: 12 Actions to Create the Ideal Workplace. Former director of Leadership and Organization Development, Mayo Clinic, professor emeritus, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
“Much more than wellness lectures, pizza parties, or research reports, stories have a unique way of helping us feel seen and less alone. This is particularly needed in healthcare, where we look around and think everyone else is “fine” because of a culture of stigma and silence. This book is not only grounded in our narratives, but it also helps teach through them, and that combination is unique and needed.”
Jessi Gold, MD MS, chief wellness officer of the University of Tennessee System and author of How Do You Feel?
“This book is an extraordinarily moving compilation of stories told by courageous, caring and very human physicians. Accounts of struggle, growth and resilience illuminate the complex inner lives of doctors as they navigate work, family, health and personal challenges. The facilitator guide offers a practical roadmap for using these stories to build community and connection through discussion groups and workshops. I highly recommend this book to physicians, to those who work with or care about physicians, and to anyone seeking to better understand the complex experience of people working in health care today.”
Susannah Rowe, MD MPH FACS, associate chief medical officer for Wellness and Professional Vitality, Boston Medical Center
“Stories frame our experience. They also inform our personal and collective journeys of healing and wellbeing. This book’s collection of authentic narratives is a vital resource for all physicians, whether in training or in practice.”
Mark F. Carroll, MD, FAAP, chief medical officer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Medicaid Plans
“A highly valuable set of deeply raw, humbling and relatable narratives of life as a physician. These important stories with prompts will help medical trainees and physicians at any stage reflect on their lives, systems of care, and ways to mitigate suffering and improve wellness.”
Sallie G. De Golia, MD, MPH, training director, Adult Psychiatry Residency Program, Stanford University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
“Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout is a valuable and original contribution to the literature on physician well-being. The stories told are honest, moving, and relatable. I will find tremendous comfort in reading and discussing these narratives with my colleagues and my students.”
Liz Lawrence, MD, director, Annual Taos Writing and Wellness Retreat for Health Care Professionals, former chief wellness officer and assistant dean for Professional Well-being, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
“Experience a profound journey through the poignant narratives shared in Physician Wellness and Resilience: Narrative Prompts to Address Burnout. With unflinching honesty, doctors from diverse backgrounds unveil their personal trials, offering invaluable insights and prompting reflection. This book not only nurtures self-care and peer connections but also serves as a valuable resource to reflect on one’s well-being and personal resilience.”
Jennifer Berliner, MD, MBA, director, Physician Well-Being, UPMC Health System
“As an executive storytelling coach, I firsthand know the transformative power of stories. This book has taken that to heart; it is filled with gripping, moving, and inspiring stories that shine a new light on the lived experiences of some doctors. This is not just a book for doctors or those in health professions, this is a book for anyone wanting to understand, experience, and live through the lives of others. I cannot recommend it enough!”
Anca Castillo, CO-CEO of DesignConvo LLC
Descriere
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.