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09/04/2019

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Beyond Clinical Medicine Episode 10: Consequences of Clinician Burnout

This #BeyondClinicalMedicine podcast addresses the very real issue of clinician burnout and suicide with a physician who has personal experience dealing with its tragic consequences.

Dr. Kip Wenger, Regional Performance Medical Director for TeamHealth, shares a very personal and powerful story with Dr. Robert Strauss about physician burnout and how we in the medical community can recognize the warning signs, use available resources to help, and support each other better. Please listen, share and remember it’s ok to speak up and ask for help if you are suffering from burnout.

Listen to Beyond Clinical Medicine here:

On iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and now on Spotify! You can also listen to all episodes on our website at beyondclinicalmedicine.org and follow along at #beyondclinicalmedicine.

Make sure to subscribe to the Beyond Clinical Medicine podcast series to get the latest episodes on how to combat clinician burnout and more.

If you have a question or comment about this podcast or an idea for a topic you’d like us to discuss in the future, please share your thoughts by email at podcast@teamhealth.com. Thanks for listening!

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