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    Lumunos enhances physician well-being through weekly reflective emails and monthly facilitated discussions. This program fosters a safe space for doctors to openly discuss challenges and improve their overall wellness.

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    • To understand how a physician-only environment influences the openness of participants.

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    • The Lumunos program utilizes weekly email prompts for guided self-reflection on specific topics.

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  • Program participation is limited to medical doctors to create a confidential and relatable setting.

    • Main Results:

    • Weekly emails encourage doctors to engage in self-reflection, addressing key aspects of their professional lives.
    • Monthly facilitated discussions provide a platform for physicians to share experiences and coping strategies.
    • The physician-only format cultivates an environment of trust and psychological safety, enhancing the quality of discussions.

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