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  1. Start Course Page

    1/30/2019

    in Organizations, and I serve on the faculty of the Harvard Macy Institute. I completed my residency and chief … residency at MGH and Harvard Medical School. I have devoted my career to teaching and research in the art … and science of the patient-doctor relationship. I received my MD from Boston University School of Medicine …

  2. Episode 14: Loosening Burnout’s Grip with Empathic Care

    1/30/2019

    4294982674 Course Overview After learning about the causes of burnout, how to cope with it, and how to convey one’s concerns to the higher-ups in an organization, Marie meets Dr. Helen Riess, a practicing psychiatrist who directs the empathy research program at Massachusetts General Hospital. Helen believes t

  3. Episode 12: Removing Barriers and Frustrations

    1/29/2019

    4294982654 Course Overview Marie meets with Dr. Paul DeChant, a former family medicine physician and CEO who now works as a health care management consultant. As a medical leader at the Sutter Gould Medical Foundation, Paul successfully led a system-wide transformation that enhanced clinician well-being and r

  4. Episode 13: Changing the System that Destroys Careers

    1/29/2019

    4294982661 Course Overview The stresses and strains of medical practice burned out Dr. Diane Shannon to the point where she left clinical practice and reinvented herself as a medical writer. She shares her moving, cautionary tale with Marie Curious, explaining to her that medical practice was not what she had

  5. MHQP survey results; Mass DPH: Invasive meningococcal disease

    1/25/2019

    hand and hasn't been able to return to the emergency room. "I have a lot more pain in my hand than I … did a year ago," Wilson said. "But my occupational therapist, Louise, tells me that's good." Still … a face to put with the story and that's my face now," Wilson said. "I'm trying to do everything I can …

  6. Start Course Page

    1/23/2019

    as an undergraduate, completed medical school at Stanford, and returned to Harvard Medical School for my internal …

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    1/23/2019

    so by identifying motivators, obstacles, strengths, and strategies for behavior change. My father’s … and Preventing Another Stroke. My personal experiences have prompted me to marry my knowledge of physiatry … with wellness coaching skills. I have led wellness groups for stroke survivors, in addition to my work …

  8. Episode 8: When the Going Gets Tough - Recalibrate

    1/23/2019

    4294982616 Course Overview Les and Marie take stock of their first 6 conversations with well-being experts, and they reflect on Marie’s ability to effectively incorporate the torrent of new information, skills and techniques into the everyday flow of a busy life at work and home.  Marie acknowledges how diffi

  9. Episode 7: Stop Running on Empty

    1/23/2019

    4294982609 Course Overview In this episode Marie meets Beth Frates, MD. Trained as a physiatrist, Beth coaches people to adopt healthy lifestyles, with an emphasis on diet, sleep, stress resiliency and exercise. In this MedPEP episode, Beth focuses on nutrition and healthy eating patterns as critical factors

  10. Episode 6: Holding Your Own in Difficult Conversations

    1/18/2019

    4294982598 Course Overview Dr. Marie Curious reports back to Dr. Les Schwab that her arousal level is unacceptably high in the course of the work day, and he comments that difficult conversations in the clinic may be a contributing factor. He introduces her to Dr. Cathy Lanteri, a practicing psychiatrist and

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