In this insightful episode of "Medicine, Humanity, and Machines," Beth Doran engages with Beth Allison, an occupational therapist turned PhD candidate, exploring the critical intersection of clinician well-being and patient care.

Allison shares her transition from clinical practice to academia, driven by a desire to address the systemic issues contributing to clinician burnout and moral distress.

Through her research, she underscores the importance of aligning healthcare systems with the values of those who work within them, advocating for practices that enhance both clinician and patient experiences.

This episode sheds light on the often overlooked aspect of healthcare—the human element in medicine—and calls for a reevaluation of healthcare cultures to foster environments where compassion and empathy prevail.

Key learnings from this episode include:

Unveiling the Human Side of Healthcare: Beth Allison's Crusade for Clinician Well-being on 'Medicine, Humanity, and Machines.'

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