Bite-sized well-being interventions can help reduce clinician burnout while supporting stronger teamwork, leadership and patient care.
In this episode, Dr. Bryan Sexton, discusses how emotional exhaustion and burnout impact clinical outcomes — and how measuring and improving well-being through bite-sized interventions can lead to better teamwork, leadership and patient care.
Expert: J. Bryan Sexton, PhD, chief wellness officer of Duke Health Integrated Practice and director of the Duke Center for the Advancement of Well-being Science
Notable topics covered:
- Measuring clinician well-being to predict and improve quality outcomes
- Addressing well-being through bite-sized Interventions
Links:
- Bryan Sexton (LinkedIn)
- Dr. J. Bryan Sexton (Duke Profile)
- Duke Center for the Advancement of Well-being Science Bite-Sized Resources
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