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LEAD: Burnout Coping Skills
LEAD: Burnout Coping Skills
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Dr. James O'Shea, an emergency physician, discusses coping skills and burnout in healthcare professionals. He explains that coping strategies are used when there is a mismatch between the demands of a situation and the available resources to manage it. Skillful coping involves activities that promote engagement with oneself, the job, and patients, whereas less skillful coping strategies include avoidance behaviors and excessive alcohol use. Burnout, characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a low sense of accomplishment, is prevalent among ICU physicians, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. O'Shea emphasizes the need for organizational interventions to manage and prevent burnout, but also highlights the importance of individual self-care. He introduces the concept of the wellness wheel, which encompasses emotional, physical, occupational, financial, spiritual, social, and intellectual well-being. Dr. O'Shea suggests small, sustainable changes in each area to improve overall well-being and encourages healthcare professionals to practice self-compassion.
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Professional Development and Education, Behavioral Health and Well Being, 2022
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Knowledge Area
Professional Development and Education
Knowledge Area
Behavioral Health and Well Being
Membership Level
Associate
Membership Level
Professional
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Leadership Empowerment and Development LEAD
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Well Being
Year
2022
Keywords
coping skills
burnout
healthcare professionals
organizational interventions
wellness wheel
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