Episode #105: Managing the Tensions Underneath Burnout: Exploring Individual and Organizational Responsibility
Episode #105: Managing the Tensions Underneath Burnout: Exploring Individual and Organizational Responsibility
Introduction to the Episode:
Burnout continues to be a significant challenge in healthcare for clinicians and leaders.
In this episode we explore addressing burnout for clinicians and leaders from the perspective of individual responsibility and organizational responsibility.
We talk about the numerous tensions and values that lie under the surface of burnout and the significance of being able to distinguish between what is a problem that can be solved and a tension that must be managed.
We also discuss the system level changes that can impact burnout and the individual factors necessary to combat burnout.
As we close the episode, we share our thoughts about the best place to begin to address burnout and manage the underlying tensions.
In this episode we discuss:
Clinician burnout
Addressing burnout is not an either/or choice
Framework approach to burnout
System infrastructures, tools, and processes
Teamwork and interprofessional collaboration
Impact of the “soft stuff” on culture
Role modeling
“Inside” work
We could tell you this episode will give you a new perspective on addressing burnout, but we won’t, we’ll let you discover that for yourself. Don’t wait, listen now.
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