Editor's Note
Residency Program Insider, September 26, 2014
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Dear readers,
As editor of this e-newsletter and Medical Staff Leader Insider, I often come across articles about preventing physician burnout. It remains a hot topic with no easy solution. I recently read this piece about Stanford’s efforts to help its surgical residents cope with stress through a wellness program that includes weekly group therapy, mentoring, and teambuilding games. If you have a minute, check it out.
So that’s one way of addressing the problem. How are you helping your residents handle the pressures of residency? Let me know.
Thanks for reading!
Son Hoang, editor, Residency Program Insider
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