Preventing Burnout Among Helping Professionals Social Workers, LCSWs, Psychotherapists, Counselors

Lorman

Learn what burnout is and how to prevent it to set yourself up for a healthy work environment. Job burnout is a special type of work-related stress.a state of physical or emotional exhaustion that also involves a sense of reduced accomplishment and loss of personal identity. It is a very prevalent problem in the helping professions. Burnout isnt a medical diagnosis. Some experts think that other conditions, such as depression, are behind burnout. Some research suggests that many people who experience symptoms of job burnout dont believe their jobs are the main cause. Whatever the cause, job burnout can affect your physical and mental health. Learning what burnout is, how to spot the symptoms in yourself and in colleagues, knowing what to do to correct and prevent burnout and to set yourself and your colleagues up for healthy and happy work environments will make the difference between feeling overwhelmed and exhausted or feeling successful and blessed to be able to help others.
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athenahealth

The value-based care model promises great gains for healthcare, from improved outcomes to reduced costs and greater physician satisfaction. But if you’re still playing by fee-for-service rules, you’ll stumble. How can providers succeed in this brave new world?
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Telephone, Texts and the TCPA: Everything Healthcare Organizations Need to Know

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In a new webinar, Manatt provides an in-depth look at the TCPA and how it applies to healthcare communications, as well as discusses approaches for mitigating litigation risks. The session will present a detailed overview of TCPA regulations, restrictions, statutory damages and litigation trends. Participants will gain an understanding of consent requirements and what triggers them, the FCC’s definition of autodialers and the resulting challenges, and the distinctions between informational and marketing calls.
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This upcoming webinar, part of the American Medical Association’s “Innovations in Medical Education” series, will cover upcoming changes to the 2022–2023 residency application cycle.
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