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  • Physician Wellness
  • Professional Development

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  • Integrating work and home domains presents a significant challenge for medical professionals.
  • Physician career satisfaction is suboptimal, with only half reporting positive work-life balance.
  • Negotiating conflicts between professional and personal life is not intuitive for many physicians.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the current state of physician career satisfaction.
  • To raise awareness of physician burnout risks.
  • To apply strategies promoting work-life integration for sustained career satisfaction.

Main Methods:

  • An interactive workshop was developed for trainees and junior faculty.
  • The workshop included a detailed presentation and structured resources.
  • The program was delivered five times to the target audience.

Main Results:

  • Workshop evaluations (n=50) showed universal participant agreement on the usefulness of the information.
  • All participants felt the content addressed relevant competencies and increased knowledge of work-life integration.
  • Participants anticipated improved professional work and recommended the program to colleagues.

Conclusions:

  • The workshop effectively teaches skills to manage conflicting work and life boundaries.
  • Learners intend to apply strategies to enhance career satisfaction and wellness.
  • These skills can mitigate physician burnout and promote career sustainability, crucial for healthcare quality.