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MJ Wilson spends hundreds of hours understanding what individual physicians and nurses need to manage stress or “load.” She looks at how they learn in our platform and how their data improves or suffers. She explains the stressors she looks for in 8 types: 👇 1️⃣ Physiologic 2️⃣ Emotional/Relational 3️⃣ Sensory 4️⃣ Mental 5️⃣ Financial 6️⃣ Incongruence/Dissonance 7️⃣ Uncertainty 8️⃣ Life Event #healthcareperformance #highperformancemedicine #sacredworldofmedicine #servicearchetype

What motivates us on Monday is hearing from patients that we are doing a great job. Here is what some patients have to say about Dr. Chang. #mondaymotivation #healthcare #patientfeedback #positivity #doctorappreciation #weloveourpatients #inspiringstories #medicalcare #gratefulpatients #doctorpatientrelationship #peoplefirst #compassionatecare #mondayfeels #patientpraise #healinghands #positiveimpact #patientlove #kindnessmatters #empoweringwords #upliftingmoments #appreciationpost #patientperspective #impactfulcare #goodworkrecognized #caringphysician #thankfulpatients #encouragingwords #motivatedteam #patienttestimonial #doctorgoals

As a healthcare practitioner, we serve ourselves (and our patients) better if we recognize the multitude of worlds inside ourselves: the detail-oriented hall monitor 📝, the careless free spirit 😎, the sensitive 🥰 and emotional toddler 🍼. All of these personalities come together in a variety of ways to create our unique self 💕 THIS is who patients are excited to learn from. THIS imperfect, messy, gorgeous and fascinating human being is what patients seek out. We are ever dynamic and changing, but the elements remain the same: sturdy Rock, reflective River, free-flowing Wind, and excitable Flame. When you know your Catalyst Archetype, you can begin recognizing areas to help yourself balance your energy and time. As Catalysts, we give ourselves permission to prioritize self-expression, curiosity and creativity as vital, and I hope you give yourself permission to color outside the lines as well! #healthprofessional #healthcaremarketing #socialmediafordoctors #socialmediaforhealthcare #fmcmsolution #functionlamedicine #functionalmedicinecoach #functionalmedicinedoctor #fxmed #fxmedicine #functionalnutrition #functionalnutritionist #holisticnutrition #naturopathicdoctor #integrativemedicine #integrativenutritionhealthcoach #quiz #holistichealthcoach #holistichealthcoaching #healthcoaches #healthcoaching #healthbizlife

Join us for this engaging episode of "Stand Up (for) Doctors!" Supporting doctors; offering hope! Dr Amy-Jo Farrow is an Occupational Health Physician in the U.K., and a burnout coach, helping exhausted doctors thrive. Olivia Morris is the Co-Founder and CEO of Verity Barrington and Doctors Living in Ireland, having been a physician advocate for the past 10 years. We discuss how doctors know about healthy living and what to recommend to their patients, yet they frequently do not take care of themselves in the same way. We dive into some reasons behind that, and how it's almost seen as a "badge of honor" not to take care of one's basic needs during a work shift. That is not sustainable and should not be the culture! We talk about the need to help doctors discover solutions that can be adapted for each physician's unique life. We each share a vulnerable story of how as a physician, a physician's wife, and a healthcare professional, in a time of crisis, how the notion of "the patient always come first," no matter the personal cost, took its toll. Doctors having an identity outside of their primary employment is so important, and can include building a portfolio career, exploring hobbies...whatever brings you joy and gets you energized about life! Message to doctors: Physicians need to practice radical self-compassion. Know that there are options out there, and people who can help you. Never feel like it's just you, it is not, and there is so much support available! Message to patients: If you come across a "grumpy" doctor they may be having a bad day, or missing an important family milestone to be there to care for you. Be compassionate towards another human being, it can make all the difference. Doctors AND patients need to take responsibility to restore the human connection in healthcare! Website links in the comments section #physicianadvocacy #physicianwellness #physicianburnout #healthcare #burnoutprevention #physiciangrowth #physicianjourney #physiciancare #physicianempowerment #phyicianwellbeing

Think your GP's just for sniffles and check-ups? Think again! Family doctors like Dr. Cherie Salisbury are unsung heroes in the healthcare saga, showcasing remarkable versatility and dedication. From diagnosing diverse ailments before noon to tackling women's health, Dr. Salisbury of Novant Health Primary Care NoDa epitomizes the essence of family medicine - a holistic, all-encompassing approach that puts patients first. As our frontline warriors, they're not just prescribing meds; they're empowering us with knowledge and choices for a healthier life. They bridge the gaps to specialty care but will spare no effort in addressing whatever they can in-house. Dr. Salisbury's mantra, "If I can treat it, I will" - is a testament to the commitment these physicians have to our wellbeing. And with mental health soaring on priority lists, family docs are stepping into roles once reserved for specialists, because no one should have to navigate such challenges alone. Commendably, our family physicians also wear the educator hat, boosting health literacy and navigating patient skepticism with unfathomable empathy. Who needs an Internet search when your GP can be your guide in the complex world of healthcare? So next time you visit your family doctor, remember you're witnessing a healthcare superhero in action! 🌟 #FamilyDoctor #HealthcareHero #HolisticHealthcare

Medical providers often find ourselves caring for everyone around us, driven by our deep desire to help others. This can lead to providers taking on the emotional burdens of others as their own. While helping others is a noble trait, it's crucial to ask ourselves: are we grounded? Do we truly know who we are on a deep, visceral level? Understanding ourselves is essential. It helps us distinguish between our emotions and those of others. Without this self-awareness, we risk becoming emotional sponges, absorbing the feelings of those around us. At Rx for The Business of Medicine, we encourage all medical providers to invest time in self-reflection. Know what is yours and what isn't. This clarity will not only improve our well-being but also enhance our ability to care for others effectively. #MentalHealth #SelfAwareness #MedicalProfessionals #Codependency #Wellbeing

Fewer than 1/3 have advanced-care directives, or detailed medical instructions in the event they can't communicate their own wishes. This can lead to confusion and chaos for loved ones who are left to use guesswork. Don't leave your loved ones in the dark when it comes to your medical wishes. Consider creating an advanced-care directive today. #healthcare #medicalwishes #advancedcaredirective

They have stories. They have unique needs. They have wishes. It is up to us to listen and serve. Within each older adult lies a treasury of narratives, insights, and concerns. By lending them your attentive ear, you not only honor their life journeys but also embrace their profound wisdom, enriching both your lives and theirs. Our Age-Friendly Care at Home, guided by the 4Ms Framework—Matters, Medication, Mentation, Mobility—ensures that patient stories guide your care strategies, creating a care environment that's as emotionally fulfilling as it is health-centric. This approach helps foster deeper connections and trust, allowing you to not only meet their health needs but also enrich their lives and yours. https://hubs.ly/Q02xZWQn0

Prepare for long-term care before a need arises. Watch this video to learn more about how to create a strategy. #longtermcare https://lnkd.in/gnMb7r-m

This is a cool art gallery to check out! Expressions of Clinician Well-Being collects insights directly from clinicians, patients, loved ones, and organizations working to prevent burnout and promote well-being. By allowing people to creatively express their experiences with burnout, this gallery captures critical moments in the journey to well-being. We hope this art will offer an entry point for conversations that can be difficult to have and shed light on the joys and challenges experienced by so many. We hope that the stories captured through this art will allow you to more fully understand why clinician well-being is so essential to the vitality of our health system. Clinician well-being is essential for everyone. It’s time to take care of those who take care of us. Let’s build a better system to help clinicians thrive. https://lnkd.in/eH9Rk7V9