Role model effect. No associations between leaders' scores of burnout, professional fulfillment and self-valuation with the same outcomes for those who they supervised.
Sleep impairment, however, shows an association.
Leader burnout/PFI did not see direct correlation members.
However, leader self-care has a role.
Framing attention to well-being in these domains as a leadership attribute, rather than a self-care issue, is also more likely to alter leaders' behavior.
Dr. @Ted_Melnick follows the conversation with the association of perceived #EHR usability and patient interactions and work-life integration among US physicians.
CONCLUSION: Physicians recognize both the value of the EHR to patient care and the negative associations with patient interactions and work-life integration.
We're so excited to welcome Dr. @Kanapicki at the @StanfordWellMD as she shares some life hacks and productivity tools: "1,440 minutes: Time Management tools for the busy physician"
The #LEADatStanfordMed is hosting our graduation event tonight! Our scholars from diverse backgrounds and specialties have spent 10 months with us focusing on leadership capacity building and developing educational materials to advance #diversityandinclusion.
We've even adapted to #COVID19, and showed activism on campus in solidarity against #RacismInAmerica
Joining our @CORD_EM Mini-Fellowship on Wellness Leadership is Dr. Jennifer @Kanapicki, @StanfordEMED APD, and @aaeminfo BOD president giving a talk on "1440 minutes: Time Management Tools for the Busy Physicians"
1. Do an inventory of your time in a day 2. If you have 2 more hours in a day. What would you do with it? (this serves as a goal on what you can do better)
- family, more time with friends, time to be outside, time to pick up a new hobby, etc.
"We anticipate stakeholders will commit to policies that prioritize these guiding principles yet recognize the necessity for innovation and flexibility in this new #COVID19 environment"