AMA recognizes Permanente Medical Groups for tackling physician burnout
The AMA recognized 4 Permanente Medical Groups for continuing efforts to support physician wellness with 2023 Joy in Medicine™ recognitions.
PermanenteDocs Chat on physician burnout and wellness
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Addressing physician burnout and wellness
Christine Sinsky, MD, of the American Medical Association talks about the need to root out physician stress and burnout at the systemic level.
Maria Ansari, MD, talks value-based care, physician burnout
The Permanente Federation’s new co-CEO speaks with the AMA about value-based care and how it supports preventive care, and ways to reduce physician burnout.
Mary Wierusz, MD, speaks with the AMA on addressing physician burnout
Learn about the strategies the Washington Permanente Medical Group employs to reduce physician burnout and promote clinician wellness.
Richard Isaacs, MD, discusses physician burnout strategy at Becker’s Healthcare event
The Permanente Federation’s co-CEO says his medical group’s Joy and Meaning in Medicine strategy helped meet patient and physician needs during the pandemic.
Dawn Clark, MD, tells AMA that entire health care org must commit to reducing physician burnout
Southern California Permanente Medical Group chief wellness officer says attaining joy in medicine requires attention to the clinical experience across the health care system.
Edward Lee, MD, shares how technology can help reduce physician burnout on Reuters panel
The Permanente Federation chief information officer talks about the importance of physician leadership in identifying and refining technologies to reduce the burden on physicians and improve quality of care.
Edward Ellison, MD, shares pandemic lessons for preventing physician burnout
In an interview with Harvard Business Review, The Permanente Federation co-CEO underscores the importance of agility, interdependence, and camaraderie in surviving stressful events.
SCPMG receives AMA honor for addressing physician burnout
Southern California Permanente Medical Group (SCPMG) received recognition from the American Medical Association (AMA) at the 2019 American Conference on Physician Health (ACPH) this past weekend for its exceptional efforts to address systematic causes of physician burnout.