Humanizing healthcare: Fighting burnout and bringing joy back to medicine
The pandemic has highlighted several longstanding, systemic issues in healthcare, and clinician burnout is chief among them.
From regulatory-related constraints to inefficient EHR workflows, a day in the life of a provider looks very different than what many envisioned when deciding to pursue a career in medicine. Additionally, the rate of staff departures and early retirements has put even more pressure on overburdened care teams.
No single solution can solve this complex issue.
In this eMagazine, experts share actionable strategies and industry trends that can help healthcare organizations support the providers.
From regulatory-related constraints to inefficient EHR workflows, a day in the life of a provider looks very different than what many envisioned when deciding to pursue a career in medicine. Additionally, the rate of staff departures and early retirements has put even more pressure on overburdened care teams.
No single solution can solve this complex issue.
In this eMagazine, experts share actionable strategies and industry trends that can help healthcare organizations support the providers.
- How to recognize early signs of burnout
- Three ways AI can reduce providers’ administrative burdens
- Using human-centered design to address burnout
- How a 'platform of health' can dismantle burnout and increase collaboration
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