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Fighting Physician Burn-Out
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Since 2011, http://www.TheHappyMD.com has been the leader in the prevention of physician burnout for individual doctors and healthcare organizations.
- To date, they have over 2000 hours of one on one physician coaching
- They have trained over 10,000 doctors for 60 corporate clients
- Sold over 25,000 copies of Stop Physician Burnout
If you want to understand, prevent and treat physician burnout – whether you are an individual doctor – or CEO of a multi-state healthcare organization – or someone else; this site will be helpful to you.
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Med Student Kills Himself After Being Passed Over For Medical Residency Programs
Each year, a growing number of students do not get matched, putting the hundreds of thousands of dollars that provincial governments invest in educating and training future doctors at risk.
After he was passed over twice for a medical residency program, after he quizzed university officials and career advisors about the reasons for his rejection, after exploring his legal options, and shortly before ending his life, Robert Chu wrote a letter. It was precise, but penned with passion. It showed the persistence the 25-year-old medical school graduate had demonstrated throughout his accomplished life. But, he also expressed his despair at what he believed is a flawed system used to match medical school graduates to residency programs — the final, obligatory stage in a doctor’s training.
Each year, a growing number of students do not get matched, putting the hundreds of thousands of dollars that provincial governments invest in educating and training future doctors at risk. But, going unmatched is also a professional and personal crisis for some of this country’s brightest young minds.
“Without a residency position, my degree … is effectively useless. My diligent studies of medical texts, careful practice of interview and examination skills with patients, and my student debt in excess of $100,000 on this pursuit have all been for naught,” Chu wrote in the April 18, 2016 missive.
Source: Ghada Ali Youssef, Faculty of Medicine [6/23/17] via Dr. Richard Willner and PM Magazine
MORE: http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2017/07/doctors-experience-ptsd-every-day.html
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