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Sheila Adams¹, Cheryl Camarillo, Steve Lewis

¹US Army Medical Dept Center and School, Fort Sam Houston, TX, USA.

U.S. Army Medical Department Journal

|August 6, 2010

Summary

Military medical costs are rising due to health issues. Professional Provider Resiliency Training (PPRT) helps medical staff build resilience, with high satisfaction rates reported.

Area of Science:

Military Medicine
Occupational Health
Psychological Resilience

Background:

Military medical system costs increased 167% in 10 years.
Behavioral health issues and physical ailments are primary cost drivers.
Medical professional fatigue and burnout are significant concerns.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the effectiveness of the Professional Provider Resiliency Training (PPRT).
To assess medical professionals' perspectives on resiliency training.
To highlight the importance of resilience in sustaining high-quality military healthcare.

Main Methods:

Outcome data collected from 172 medical professionals attending PPRT.
Focus on participant perspectives regarding resiliency training.

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Main Results:

100% of doctors and other professionals, 98% of nurses, and 90% of behavioral health providers valued the PPRT.
Participants reported a high likelihood of using learned mind-body resiliency techniques.
The training was perceived as beneficial for enhancing individual resiliency skills.

Conclusions:

The Professional Provider Resiliency Training (PPRT) is a valuable component of the Provider Resiliency Program.
Resiliency training positively impacts medical professionals' well-being and their capacity to provide quality care.
Mind-body techniques learned in PPRT are expected to be utilized by participants.