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But that's not the case! 🤗 Many medical providers face similar challenges. Physicians often grapple with long hours, which can lead to physical and mental exhaustion. Navigating complex healthcare systems can be incredibly frustrating and time-consuming. Additionally, dealing with the emotional toll of patient care can be overwhelming. It's tough when you're aiming for perfection in a high-stakes field. Let's build a community where we can share our experiences, grow together, and keep burnout at bay. 🌱 Remember, taking a step back for self-care isn't a luxury; it's essential. Visit us at TheDevelopingDoctor.com to find support and resources tailored just for you. Save for later! 💼👩⚕️ #MedCommunity #BurnoutPrevention #WorkLifeBalance #physicianburnout #discassessment #professionaldevelopment #medicine #medicalstudents

Are you feeling the heavy burden of burnout? In this episode, I open up about the importance of recognizing and addressing the personal traumas we carry, whether it's from the intense journey of medical education or the daily pressures of clinical practice. It's key that we acknowledge our struggles, and prioritize our well-being without guilt. Because truth be told, we cannot be optimal health care providers to our patients if we are not well ourselves. ❤️ #healthcare #WomenInDentistry #medicalfield #stress #hurtpeoplehurtpeople

Choosing the right medical billing service can be a game-changer. It's not just about improving cash flow; it's about enhancing the overall functionality of your practice, so you can make an even greater impact on the lives of those you serve.   Ready to elevate your practice to new heights? Embrace the power of professional medical billing services and watch your practice thrive.   Let PMB handle the billing, so you can handle the healing! 💡🌱💚   #MentalHealthMatters #MedicalBilling #PracticeGrowth #FocusOnCare #BoostRevenue #MentalHealthProfessionals #EfficiencyInPractice #ClientFirst #FinancialWellness #HealthcareHeroes   ---   Feel free to share your thoughts, experiences, and questions in the comments below. Together, we can create a thriving community dedicated to mental wellbeing and professional excellence. 🌟

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

The Hidden Value of Time in Medical Consultations: Why Listening Matters In today’s busy NHS patients do not often get the time to discuss their problems properly. They feel rushed. This is the recurring theme we find when visiting our patients. Giving more time in a consultation makes for a more effective doctor-patient relationship. When patients feel heard, they are more likely to share crucial information about their health, including symptoms they might otherwise overlook. This leads to more accurate diagnoses and better treatment outcomes. Moreover, it helps patients feel respected, valued, and comfortable, strengthening the doctor-patient relationship. Time also improves patient understanding and adherence to treatment plans. By thoroughly explaining conditions and addressing concerns, we can ensure that patients leave with a clear understanding of their health. Finally, time during consultations contributes to better mental well-being. Many patients, especially those facing chronic conditions, feel anxious or overwhelmed. Giving them a few extra minutes to express concerns can significantly reduce stress. This is a picture of one of our residents who just needed the time to discuss her concerns and we were able to resolve them quickly. #doctorpatientrelationship #time #proactivehealthcare #healthandwellbeing #convenienthealthcare

This article further highlights the abusive patterns that hospital staff endure. Abuse, whether verbal or physical, can leave lasting scars, affecting the well-being and mental health of those committed to our care. Our healthcare workers deserve a safe environment. Strategies such as training in de-escalation techniques, support systems for staff, and clear policies for managing abusive behavior are crucial. https://lnkd.in/giaT_ukM

Making and holding boundaries is a topic of conversation weekly (if not daily) in my clinical practice. As helpers, many of us (clinicians, first responders, medical personnel) can struggle with taking care of ourselves and not trying to be everything to everyone (which I’ve been guilty of a few times). Consider what you’ve been noticing lately, possibly making excuses for/ignoring that may be your body’s hint that it’s time for a change #mastinkipp #boundaries #mentalhealth #firstresponders #burnoutprevention

Equip your medical team against their unseen enemy: burnout. Essential tips for clinicians now up on our channel. Schedule a meeting with a BBC Global Services Representative: https://lnkd.in/ezvtnVeR Managing Staff Burnout with Medical Virtual Assistants https://lnkd.in/eNayHJnv Check out these previous video clips: Medical VA: Learning the EMR and Proper Communication: https://lnkd.in/epn68iUR Dr. Mettu: Shattering the 'Language Barrier' Stigma https://lnkd.in/ebY8sv4N #clinicianadvice #teammanagementinhealthcare #preventingteam #Burnout #HealthcareTeams #burnoutstrategies #clinicianleadership #TeamSupport #EmployeeWellness

💔Heavy Heart, Strong Mind: Reflections from the ICU 🦾 After nearly 20 years in practice, I still fight tears when delivering heartbreaking news to families, especially when it’s unexpected. Healthcare isn’t just a job—it’s being pulled in 18 directions at once, moving from tragedy to triumph in mere moments, all while staying fully present for every patient (person), family member, and staff. In the ICU (like many areas of medicine), there’s no time for mental health days or pauses between the highs and lows. Tomorrow brings another ICU full of patients, families, and staff who deserve the best I (we) have to offer. Despite all this, we do love what we “do” but it can take a toll. To my fellow #healthcare providers: We are compassionate and work hard. However, do you still feel the weight of these moments? How do you balance the emotional and professional demands? Let’s lift each other up—because this work isn’t easy, but together, we always find strength and fend off #burnout. ** Real pic of the physical strain to boot. (I don’t miss those early Pamdemic days!) #Healthcare #ICULife #Leadership #Medicine #MentalHealthMatters #personalgrowth

Do you struggle to say no to clinical requests? Feeling uncomfortable when others might easily decline? Do you then beat yourself up for being ‘risk averse’ or not as decisive as your colleagues? Maybe YOU are the one who is right. Your uneasiness might be picking up on something others miss. That half-history from the nursing home, the ‘manipulative’ patient with an unmet need, or the anxious relative—all these moments could be hiding crucial information that intuition is signalling you to explore. When scenarios don’t quite make sense, often there’s a missing piece. Acting on that discomfort could make a massive difference to someone’s life. Your sensitivity and intuition are powerful skills. Trust them. Don’t underestimate yourself! Restitution by Dr Gabriella Day. #ClinicalIntuition #TrustYourGut #Medicine #Healthcare