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Customer SuccessYOU ARE NOT ALONE
More than half of all physicians (54 percent) now show at least one symptom of burnout,
up 10 percent over three years (Mayo Clinic).
At Lightning Bolt, we understand that many factors contribute to burnout, but we are committed to doing our part to improve physician well-being. With help from physicians in our Wellness Survey initiative, we hope to study the interaction between burnout and scheduling patterns across a wide array of health systems and identify best practices for organizations to implement.
We hope the resources provided below can offer strategies to reduce burnout, enhance resiliency, and improve overall wellness.
Resources from Around the Web
HelpGuide’s mission is to provide research-driven, impartial tools, and information to help readers strengthen their mental and emotional health, improve their relationships, and take charge of their lives. HelpGuide now serves over 65 million people a year — free to all and free of advertising or corporate influences.
StressRemedy – Resoures for Primary Care Providers
Jay Winner, MD is the founder and director of the Stress Management Program for Sansum Clinic, one of California’s largest medical clinics. Dr. Winner speaks on the topic of stress management to corporations, physician groups, counselors, firefighters, and government employees.
Promoting the Well-being and Professional Fulfillment of Physicians
The Happy MD offers a set of field-tested resources to help prevent physician burnout and build an ideal practice along the way. Register (no charge) and get instant access.
American College of Physicians
The American College of Physicians is a national organization of internal medicine physicians that provides advocacy, practice tools, clinical guidance, CME and MOC for Internal Medicine and more