In today's Episode #65, we have the privilege of hearing from Dr. Heather Fork, a former dermatologist turned career coach for physicians.

Dr. Fork candidly discusses the burden and responsibility physicians feel towards their patients and the challenges they face in managing these emotions. She shares her own journey of feeling unhappy and stressed after 9 years of owning a solo practice, and how she made the courageous decision to transition out of clinical practice and find fulfillment in a new career.

As a career coach, Dr. Fork now helps physicians navigate their career paths and supports them in finding their best path forward.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Seeking Help: Dr. Fork emphasizes the importance of physicians seeking support if they are struggling with the burden and responsibility they feel towards their patients. It's crucial to challenge assumptions, understand motivations for entering medicine, and not rely solely on "mind tricks" to address challenges.

2️⃣    Work-Life Balance: Dr. Fork's highlights the importance of proactively exploring other possibilities for professional fulfillment and not being afraid to make a change if it aligns with your well-being.

3️⃣    Career Transition: Dr. Fork's transition from clinical practice to becoming a career coach for physicians showcases the potential for physicians to find happiness and fulfillment beyond traditional clinical roles. Her upcoming course for physicians at the Crossroads aims to equip them with various career options and examples of finding happiness in clinical practice and beyond.

Dr. Heather Fork Bio:

Dr. Heather Fork is a former dermatologist and Founder of the Doctor’s Crossing, a company that offers career coaching for physicians at the white coat crossroads. As an ICF master certified coach, she helps physicians find greater happiness and fulfillment in their careers, both in clinical practice and nonclinical positions.

For 14 years she has been working with physicians to find the career path that works best for them which she considers her calling and is most honoured to serve in this way.

Heather hosts the popular Doctor’s Crossing Carpe Diem Podcast and is passionate about making the career transformation process doable, fun, and accessible to as many physicians as possible.

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In today's Episode #64, our host, Dr. Sarah Smith, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Priyanka Venugopal, a board-certified OBGYN physician. Together, they dive into the importance of finding impactful and memorable ways to learn, the detrimental effects of pressure and worry, and the significance of embracing satisfaction and contentment in both work and personal life.

Dr. Venugopal shares her personal journey of transforming her mindset and habits to create a more fulfilling and sustainable approach to medicine and life.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Dialogue with Emotions: Breaking free from the pressure, worry, and doubt that often hold us back. Invite emotions like "satisfied," "sufficient," and "content" to the board meeting of your mind. Engage in a dialogue with these emotions to change the dynamics and create new habits, ultimately leading to a reduced sense of fatigue and a shift in mindset.

2️⃣     Redefining Time: Time often carries too much responsibility in our lives. Challenge the narrative of not having enough time and introduce the idea of bringing play into small moments, without negotiation or self-criticism. By making decisions and following through without drama, we can find more joy and balance in our lives.

3️⃣     Passion-Driven Learning: Unlearn pressure-driven studying and instead embrace genuine passion and curiosity. This highlights the importance of finding impactful and memorable ways to learn and connecting knowledge to real-life situations.

Dr. Priyanka Venugopal Bio:

Priyanka Venugopal is an Ob/Gyn physician-turned-coach for high achieving professional moms who want to lose weight with science backed strategies and create more sustainable ease at work and home. Over 10 years she has talked with thousands of high achieving professional women and gotten to the root of the high achiever's biggest obstacles in hitting goals at work and on the scale.

She is a coffee lover, mama to 2 kiddos and the host of The Unstoppable Mom Brain Podcast where she shares tangible skills and real lived experiences of how the high achiever can overcome their obstacles to create more of the life they want in a body they feel comfortable in.

Join us as we uncover valuable insights and practical strategies for cultivating joy, balance, and effectiveness in the medical field.

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In today's Episode #63, we have the privilege of hearing from Dr. Nancy Merrow, a retired family physician and medical leader with extensive experience in hospital administration, palliative care, and executive coaching.

Dr. Merrow shares her insights on the complexities of organizing town call for family physicians, the development of a centralized after-hours place, and the entrepreneurial initiative of setting up an after-hours clinic.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Embracing change in patient care models, particularly in obstetrics practice, requires a mental shift and trust in colleagues, highlighting the need for pilot projects and open-mindedness.

2️⃣     Building a personal board of directors and leveraging coaching can provide clarity and support in career decisions, contributing to physician well-being and work satisfaction.

3️⃣     Collaboration and standardization are pivotal in managing the complexity of hospital work, emphasizing the surrender of autonomy for the greater good and the evolution toward team-based care.

Dr. Nancy Merrow Bio:

Dr. Nancy Merrow is a Certified Executive Coach (Royal Roads University 2014) with a career in senior medical leader roles since 2004, having served as Chief of Department, Chief of Staff and VP Medical, Regional Medical Director and Program Director with experience at small, medium and large sized community hospitals as well as regional and provincial initiatives.

Nancy is a Family Physician by training, with a focus in Palliative Medicine from 2004-2013. Nancy is recognized as a mentor and a role model among her peers and trainees, and constantly acts to learn and grow with them. Known for her direct approach and compassionate nature, Nancy’s current career focus is on physician success, and the advancement of medical practitioners in leadership roles.

With extensive knowledge of regulatory college and hospital matters when careers and reputations are at stake, Nancy is also well positioned to coach physicians who want to recover and grow from adverse experiences in their professional lives. Since 2014, Nancy has provided professional coaching sessions to physicians while also working in the demanding roles of Chief of Staff and VP Medical.

Now recently retired from hospital work, Nancy is pursuing her passion for the role of coaching as an evidence-based practice for recovery from burnout, for advancement in career goals, and as a key adjunct to the function of high performing teams in healthcare. As a Board member of Canadian Physician Coaches Network, Nancy will be supporting and promoting the coaching community to engage fully with physician clients for their ultimate success.

Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of clinical medicine and learn from Dr. Merrow's wealth of experience and wisdom.

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In today's episode we delve into the impactful conversation between host Dr. Sarah Smith and guest Dr. Marc-David Munk, an emergency physician and author. The discussion addresses the underlying issues contributing to burnout and disillusionment among physicians, the challenges within the emergency medicine realm, and the necessity of redefining clinical medicine for sustainability.

Dr. Munk shares his experiences from transitioning from emergency medicine to creating disruptive healthcare models, emphasizing the critical need for clinician advocacy in addressing system-wide issues.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Physicians feel the impact of dysfunctional systems in medicine, leading to burnout and disillusionment. The emergency department reflects broader healthcare issues, with understaffing, heavy patient loads, and a lack of investment. This calls for a fundamental shift in incentivizing and motivating physicians.

2️⃣     Healthcare incentivization should prioritize process measures over outcome goals, recognizing the influence of genetics, patient behavior, and socioeconomic factors on outcomes. Dr. Munk advocates for a non-punitive approach to collecting and sharing performance data, promoting accountability and quality improvement.

3️⃣     Dr. Munk's transition to implementing a disruptive primary care model, with longer appointments and health coaches, emphasizes the importance of reconnection with patients and redefining the delivery of healthcare. We need smarter approaches to healthcare delivery, focusing on population health, prevention, and creative strategies for patient care.

Dr. Marc-David Munk Bio:

Dr Marc-David M a Canadian/American, has emerged as a prominent figure in healthcare, driving change in emergency medicine and healthcare management across the U.S. and internationally.

His career began as an emergency medicine professor and as the medical director of Qatar’s national ambulance service. Advancing to executive roles, he served as Chief Medical Officer for elite physician groups and as the regional President for an international division of a leading American healthcare system.

Raised in Switzerland and Canada, Dr. Munk’s educational path led him to earn a BA in philosophy and religion from Colgate University. He then attained an MPH in international health from Boston University. His medical training was completed at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, followed by an emergency medicine residency and an international health fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh.

He also holds a Diploma in Tropical Medicine from Peru’s Gorgas Program and a master’s in healthcare management from Harvard University. Dr. Munk lives outside Boston with his wife and two children.

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In this episode, our host, Dr. Sarah Smith, is joined by the insightful Dr. Alicia Power, a family doctor in Victoria with an impressive 13 different jobs or roles. Dr. Power takes us on a captivating journey through her experiences, from finding her personal style and purpose to implementing effective strategies in family medicine, such as morning huddles and end-of-day meetings.

The conversation also delves into the impact of interruptions on decision-making, the importance of aligning work with personal values, and the value of learning from failures. Dr. Power's Sunday night routine for prioritizing and planning for the upcoming week is highlighted, providing invaluable insight into managing workload and mental energy. Join us for an enriching and thought-provoking conversation about sustainable clinical medicine and personal growth.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Align your work with your personal values and purpose to feel fulfilled and avoid disconnect.

2️⃣     Implement efficient processes and time management techniques to prioritize tasks and create a sustainable clinical day.

3️⃣     Embrace the importance of self-reflection and planning, ensuring that your work aligns with your passions and priorities

Dr. Alicia Power Bio:

Dr. Alicia Power is a family and maternity doctor in Victoria, BC.  Her passions are improving patient care, physician wellbeing and the functioning of the complex system in which we all work.  She has two young kids, a tolerant husband and loves to take her crazy dog for hikes with friends.

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In today's episode, titled "Finding Sustainable Solutions for Overwork and Burnout," your host, Dr. Sarah Smith, is joined by Dr. Tena Frizzle, a family doctor with 23 years of experience in rural Nova Scotia.

Dr. Frizzle bravely shares her personal struggle with burnout, detailing the overwhelming backlog of paperwork and the emotional toll it took on her professional and personal life.

Together, Dr. Smith and Dr. Frizzle provide insight into the challenges and complexities of practicing medicine, as well as strategies for finding sustainable solutions to combat burnout and improve work-life balance.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Addressing Burnout: Discussing the emotional burden of practicing medicine, the need to be kind to oneself, and strategies for managing burnout without drastic lifestyle changes.

2️⃣     Time Management Strategies: The episode explores the importance of better time management, avoiding interruptions, and dealing with decision fatigue to achieve a sustainable work-life balance.

3️⃣     Embracing New Approaches: Dr. Frizzle's experience with using artificial intelligence for note-taking and the discussion of the need for curiosity and bravery in trying new approaches to address ongoing issues and burnout in the medical profession.

Dr. Tena Frizzle Bio:

Dr. Tena Frizzle is a rural Family Physician caring for families for over 20 years in a border town of Nova Scotia, Canada.  Tena shares a love of perinatal, mental health and comprehensive care with residents, medical students & colleagues.

Join us as we delve into Dr. Frizzle's journey and explore ideas for change in the pursuit of a more sustainable and fulfilling clinical practice.

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Welcome to the Sustainable Clinical Medicine Podcast in this episode, Dr. Smith is joined by Ethan Nkana, a dedicated advocate for physicians' rights in contract negotiations.

Together, they delve into the often-overlooked non-financial needs of doctors, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their efforts and providing necessary resources for sustainable patient care.

Mr. Nkana shares his experience and provides valuable insights on how physicians can navigate contract negotiations and demand better support from their employers.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Every physician's needs are unique. It's vital to address both financial and non-financial aspects in contract negotiations to ensure doctors have the resources and support they need to provide optimal patient care.

2️⃣     Advocate for your worth. Physicians deserve fair compensation, protected time, and recognition for their hard work. It's essential to negotiate for these elements in contracts to combat burnout and create sustainable clinical days.

3️⃣     Stay engaged and push for change. Physicians can actively seek improvements within their current positions rather than feeling stuck. It's about creating a better environment within the existing structure and standing up for what's important.

Ethan Nkana Bio:

 Ethan founded Rocky Mountain Physician Agency (RMPA) in 2020 to revolutionize doctors' contract negotiations. With 15 years of leadership experience in hospital finance, operations, strategy, and physician contracting, Ethan, equipped with a doctorate in law and an MBA, positions RMPA as a game-changer. The agency's principle, "Doctors First. Always," reflects his commitment to closing knowledge gaps and securing fair compensation for doctors nationwide. From residency to retirement, RMPA advocates for doctors, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve.

Join us as we explore the challenges faced by clinicians in today's healthcare industry and the crucial steps towards creating a more sustainable and fulfilling clinical practice.

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Welcome to Episode 58 of the Sustainable Clinical Medicine Podcast. In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Dr. Adam Stewart, a comprehensive family doctor known for his passion and expertise in efficiency and self-management materials for patients.

Dr. Stewart shares valuable insights on delegation, empowering staff, optimizing patient visits, and the use of technology to streamline healthcare workflows. Join us as we delve into the strategies and techniques that Dr. Stewart has developed over his nearly 15 years of practice in a small rural town in Ontario, and gain inspiration for redesigning your own clinical day for sustainability and efficiency.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Delegation Maximizes Potential: Dr. Stewart emphasizes the significance of delegating tasks according to staff members' value of time and training them to work to their maximum potential, thus optimizing clinic workflow and efficiency.

2️⃣     Empowering Autonomy Boosts Morale: Giving staff autonomy, mastery, and purpose in their roles can lead to increased job satisfaction and clinic morale, ultimately contributing to sustainable and enjoyable clinical practice.

3️⃣     Evaluating Time and Tasks: Tracking time in patient appointments, assessing staff roles, and comparing time tracking against revenue can help healthcare professionals understand the value of time and optimize workflows for greater efficiency.

Dr. Adam Stewart Bio

Dr. Adam Stewart is a rural family physician who offers comprehensive primary care. He is part of the Central Hastings Family Health Team (CHFHT). He received his Bachelor of Science (Hon.) in Physiology from the University of Western Ontario where he also completed his medical degree and family medicine residency. Dr. Stewart joined the CHFHT in July of 2009. He was the Lead Physician at CHFHT from 2010-2012 and he resumed that role from September 2018 to October 2021

Dr. Stewart is passionate about EMR and digital health. He has presented at several conferences over the years regarding his innovative and advanced use of EMR technology.

For the first seven years of his career, Dr. Stewart also worked shifts in the Emergency Departments of local hospitals. In more recent years, Dr. Stewart has been developing his interests in EMR technology and practice efficiency, all the while maintaining a full time family medicine practice.

Dr. Stewart was a dedicated OMA Council Member via his role as an Executive of the Section of General and Family Practice from March 2017 until December 2020. He has served on other committees within the OMA. In 2021, Dr. Stewart was awarded the OMA’s “Section Service Award” in recognition of significant service to his specialty, medical profession, and the public.

Dr. Stewart was an OntarioMD Peer Leader from 2015 to 2020

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Welcome to the Sustainable Clinical Medicine Podcast. In this insightful episode, host Dr. Sarah Smith is joined by special guest Dr. Jane Kim, an outpatient geriatrician, to discuss the challenges of charting, time management, and maintaining work-life balance in clinical medicine.

Dr. Kim shares her personal journey and the transformative changes she implemented to create a more sustainable clinical practice. Through their candid conversation, they underscore the need for practical, sustainable clinical training and the impact it has on both healthcare professionals and their patients.

Listen in as they delve into the complexities of patient care, the financial strains on physicians, and the importance of setting boundaries to prioritize family and personal well-being. This episode offers valuable insights and practical tips for healthcare professionals seeking a more balanced and fulfilling clinical practice.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Prioritize Practical Training: The podcast highlights the critical need for practical training in sustainable clinical practices. Dr. Kim's journey sheds light on the impact of embracing new approaches, from standing desks to designated doctor coverage, in enhancing clinical workflow.

2️⃣     Embrace Work-Life Balance: Dr. Kim emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries, taking breaks, and prioritizing quality time with family. Her insights into effectively managing work-life dynamics serve as a compelling reminder for healthcare professionals to engage in self-care and restorative activities.

3️⃣     Focus on Quality Care: Dr. Kim's shift towards efficient charting, aligning with coding-by-time requirements, underscores the significance of providing quality care within practical timeframes. Her emphasis on celebrating small victories and coaching patients to help themselves resonates with holistic patient care approaches.

Dr. Jane Kim Bio

Dr. Kim is board-certified in both family medicine and geriatrics and has been a geriatrician for more than 10 years. She strives to deliver the type of care to her patients that she would want for her own family members. She believes in maximizing quality of life while minimizing medications and unnecessary interventions.

When she is not practicing medicine, Dr. Kim enjoys skiing, hiking, reading, and spending time with her husband and son.

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Welcome to the Sustainable Clinical Medicine Podcast, where we explore ways to find balance and sustainability in the world of clinical medicine. In today's episode, we are joined by Dr. Chandi Chandrasena, a family medicine physician from Ontario, Canada, who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in navigating the complexities of healthcare technology and physician well-being.

Dr. Chandrasena discusses the challenges faced by physicians in managing administrative tasks, the burden of electronic medical records (EMRs), and the potential impact of artificial intelligence in healthcare. She emphasizes the need for careful evaluation and control over the implementation of technology to prevent burnout and ensure a healthier work-life balance for healthcare professionals.

Here are 4 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣    Strategies to Avoid Burnout: Dr. Chandrasena emphasizes the importance of taking control to avoid burnout and find happiness, sharing practical tips for digital wellness and establishing rules around technology use to promote a healthier work-life balance.

2️⃣    Navigating the Transition to EMRs: Dr. Chandrasena shares her journey of transitioning from paper to electronic medical records (EMRs), detailing the challenges, delegation strategies, and the support provided by Ontario MD in managing this shift.

3️⃣    Building a Sustainable Practice: From her early experiences in rural family medicine to her strategic approach in building a family practice, Dr. Chandrasena highlights the need for setting boundaries and protocols for patient care and working hours.

4️⃣     Addressing Technology Challenges: The discussion sheds light on the burden of excessive data and paperwork caused by the integration of technology, as well as the complexities of interoperability among EMR systems.

Dr. Chandi Chandrasena Bio

Dr. Chandrasena has a wealth of digital health knowledge and experience in the Ontario health care system. She is a highly qualified and innovative leader who understands the challenges of community practice and the complexity of the health care system.

As a comprehensive family doctor for over 20 years, and as OntarioMD's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Chandrasena provides the clinical perspective to inform and advise on current and future digital health products and services for Ontario clinicians to add increasing value to patient care.

She is a member of the Ontario Medical Association Burnout Taskforce and has a passion for alleviating digital burden and advocating for the use of technology more efficiently.

She has a special interest in the humanity of medicine and how it is often lost with the use of technology.

Dr. Chandrasena has been featured in a number of podcasts and news articles that discuss/advocate for optimizing technology that both alleviates digital burden and enhances more personalized care. Dr. Chandrasena is a national speaker, emcee and moderator for digital health, technology, and burnout.

🎧 Join us as we delve into this thought-provoking discussion and discover valuable strategies for well-being and work-life balance in clinical medicine.

You can find more on Dr. Wittry here: https://www.ontariomd.ca/ 

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