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The causes of burnout vary, and how clinicians react and manage covers a wide spectrum. Stressors started long before the pandemic, and we have seen several non-COVID tragedies here at RWJUH just in the past month that left our colleagues navigating the "second victim" scenario.
In this special virtual Quarterly Medical Staff Meeting, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) clinical leaders will share their stories and coping mechanisms, followed by a panel discussion with our own wellness experts on how we can help ourselves and each other get healthy in these difficult times.
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Testimonials:
Anita Basenese, APN
Dr. Ron Bochner
Dr. Stanley Trooskin
Dr. Keith Lewis
Anonymous physician
Panel:
Dr. Anthony Tobia
Dr. Chantal Brazeau
Christine Davies, MDiv, MSW
Dr. Jim Salwitz
Chris Hoenig
RWJBH, Rutgers Resources:
RWJBH Connect Together (available to all RWJBH credentialed clinicians) - [ Ссылка ]
Rutgers University/RWJBH Well Being Resources (available to all Rutgers, RWJBH, and University Hospital staff and clinicians) - [ Ссылка ]
Nutritional Strategies For All Clinicians (includes caffeine and meal strategies) - [ Ссылка ]
Additional Resources:
American Medical Association - [ Ссылка ]
National Academy of Medicine - [ Ссылка ]
American Psychiatric Association - [ Ссылка ]
NOTE: All elements of this video were recorded in accordance with CDC guidelines for fully vaccinated people in private spaces. All participants are fully vaccinated and completed temperature screenings. Masks were removed for the sole purpose of recording, and put back on immediately upon completion. All recording was done in private.
CME Information:
CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT - I understand that whatever is presented or discussed at this meeting today and any information concerning, patient care, the hospital is strictly confidential and is not to be discussed or in any way revealed to anyone not present at the meeting.
At the end of this activity, participants will be able to:
1. Self-reflect on personal emotional wellness
2. Identify symptoms of second-victim trauma
3. Locate resources to manage personal stress
4. Navigate interactions with colleagues who show signs of stressors
5. Manage symptoms of second-victim trauma to prevent interference with work activities
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - Neither physician moderators or planners have any significant financial interest or relationship with any manufacture(s) of any commercial products(s) discussed in the educational presentation.
