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Can a holistic approach to professional development transform the way we connect with each other and deliver patient care?

This Clinical Life brings you an insightful discussion between host Stephen Beeson, MD and special guest Graham McMahon, MD, MMSc, President and CEO of the ACCME. In this episode, we explore the shift in healthcare professional development from a focus on technical skills to a more comprehensive framework.

Join us as we unpack the far-reaching implications of this shift and how it could redefine what it means to be a truly exceptional healthcare professional in today’s world.

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How can purpose help shape the way we provide care to ourselves and to the patients and communities we serve? In this episode of This Clinical Life, our host, Stephen Beeson, MD, sits down with cardiologist, healthcare leader, and best-selling author Jonathan Fisher, MD, FACC, to explore the impact of clinician well-being on patient care, the power of purpose, and actionable strategies to help combat burnout through a purpose-driven clinical life.

Helpful resources:

• Dr. Fisher's book, Just One Heart, can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/Just-One-Heart-Cardiologists-Happiness/dp/1636760007

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From witnessing unprecedented levels of illness and suffering to dealing with high rates of fear, burnout, anxiety, and depression, healthcare workers have endured immense challenges over the last couple of years. In this episode of This Clinical Life, our host, Stephen Beeson, MD sits down with Beth Lown, MD, the Chief Medical Officer of The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare, to discuss the importance of building compassionate cultures in healthcare and its transformative impact on both healthcare workers’ well-being and patient care.

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How can we leverage nursing research to foster a culture where nurses feel empowered and equipped to improve care delivery?

In this episode of This Clinical Life, hosted by nurses for nurses, we’re joined by Marla J. Weston, PhD, RN, FAAN, and Lesly Kelly, PhD, RN, FAAN. Together, we’ll discuss the current state of nursing, explore the demographic and technological shifts facing the profession, and examine how research informs our efforts to cultivate a culture where nurses stay engaged and address the challenges we’re facing today.

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In this episode of This Clinical Life, Stephen Beeson, MD sits down with Shikha Jain, MD, FACP, an esteemed oncologist, community builder, and prominent advocate for gender equity. Together, they will explore impactful strategies aimed at advancing gender equity in healthcare, and share tips to foster a collaborative and supportive environment to enhance engagement among care teams.

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Given the challenges facing healthcare, is it possible to enhance the human experience for both patients and providers while also addressing margin pressures and mitigating care team member burnout?

In this episode of This Clinical Life, our host, Stephen Beeson, MD, sat down with Jason Wolf, PhD, CPXP, President and CEO of The Beryl Institute, to discuss the current state of healthcare and explore strategies to improve the human experience as we shape the future of the industry.

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Does caring make a difference? In this episode of This Clinical Life, our host, Stephen Beeson, MD, sits down with Stephen Trzeciak, MD, MPH, a physician-scientist, professor, and best-selling author of Compassionomics and Wonder Drug, to explore the role of compassion and human connection in healthcare.

In this discussion, they will cover a range of topics, including:

• The most pressing problem of our time: lack of compassion.
•  The abundant scientific evidence supporting human connection as a powerful way to curb burnout.
•  The role of human connection in tackling healthcare's greatest challenges.

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Did you know that we tend to forget almost 80% of what we learn within 30 days? How do we offset this forgetting curve?

In this episode of This Clinical Life, our host, Dr. Stephen Beeson, sits down with Dr. Resa Lewiss and Dr. Adaira Landry to explore how breaking down complex skills into bite-sized, easily-digestible pieces of information can transform the way our clinicians connect with their patients, collaborate with their teams, and lead in a way that inspires meaningful change.

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In healthcare, leadership extends beyond decision-making. Now, more than ever, there is an immense need for healthcare leaders to engage teams, advance culture, and develop the skills required to retain clinical talent. 

In this episode of This Clinical Life, join Stephen Beeson, MD, and retired U.S. Army LTG Mark Hertling as they discuss the crucial role of leaders in ensuring workforce stability, advancing wellness, and enhancing the overall experience of care teams.

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While there has been considerable emphasis on improving the well-being of clinicians, there is much to be done to alleviate the stress and burnout experienced by the entire healthcare workforce.

In this episode of This Clinical Life, we'll explore the importance of cultivating a work environment where everyone in healthcare feels safe to ask for help and is supported in receiving it. Gain valuable insights from Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation co-founder Corey Feist as we discuss establishing a network of safety, where peer support takes the forefront, people care for each other, and we tap the power of belonging to advance team well-being.

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