
49 episodes

AMA STEPS Forward® podcast American Medical Assn
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- Health & Fitness
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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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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Private Practice: Attending to Business – Sustaining Your Private Practice
In episode 2 of this mini-series, hosts Meghan and Taylor explore strategies for mitigating risks, leveraging one's network, and remaining nimble in your practice. They also discuss why private practice is still a viable option for many physicians.
Claim CME for this episode here: https://bit.ly/Ep2CME
Resources:
HPPP White Paper- http://bit.ly/3IU7rEy
Private Practice Playbook - http://bit.ly/3EqYEJI
Private Practice Simple Solutions - http://bit.ly/41TQTF9 -
How to Master Communicating with the Most Challenging Personalities in your Life
Dr. Neha Sangwan, internal medicine physician and founder of Intuitive Intelligence, shares practical strategies for navigating conflict, miscommunication, and even the most challenging personalities in your life.
For more resources for combatting burnout visit: stepsforward.org
For more info about Dr. Neha: doctorneha.com -
Private Practice: Attending to Business – Starting Your Own Private Practice
Introducing Private Practice: Attending to Business: a mini-series from the AMA STEPS Forward® podcast, exploring strategies and best practices for navigating medical practice business operations. In this episode, hosts Meghan and Taylor identify common challenges faced by physicians starting a private practice and explore key elements to implement when it comes to building a successful and sustainable private practice.
Claim CME for this episode here: https://bit.ly/Ep1CME
Resources:
De-implementation checklist - http://bit.ly/3CLoTIR
Saving Time Playbook - http://bit.ly/3mtxBXc
Lean module - http://bit.ly/3JfSBto
PDSA module - http://bit.ly/3ISLlCc -
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 -
No One Left Behind: Expanded Peer Support and Second Victim Syndrome
Dr. Alicia Pilarski, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Associate Chief Medical Officer, and Medical Director of the Supporting Our Staff (SOS) Peer Support Program for Froedtert Hospital & Medical College of Wisconsin, shares her experience building an expanded peer support program for the entire health care team.
Peer Support Programs for Physicians Toolkit: http://bit.ly/3lq1wi9
Success Story: Easing Physician Distress with Peer Support: http://bit.ly/3jJcG14
Success Story: Care for the Caregiver Program: http://bit.ly/3xaNy6t
Success Story: Peer Support Hotline Addresses Medical Student Burnout: http://bit.ly/3x7mSnc -
The Importance of Screening for Social Determinants of Health
Margaret Bavis, DNP and Assistant Professor, Rush University College of Nursing, discusses how CommunityHealth, one of the largest volunteer-based health centers in the nation, assesses and optimizes social determinants of health to improve patient care.
Social Determinants of Health Webinar: https://bit.ly/3WBtPaz
Social Determinants of Health Toolkit: http://bit.ly/3R1bZfY