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Design and Implementation of an Innovative, Longitudinal Wellness Curriculum in an Anesthesiology Residency Program
Kevin C Thornton1, Jina L Sinskey1, Christy K Boscardin1,2
1From the Departments of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care.
Abstract:
Burnout is a serious problem that anesthesiologists face during training and in practice. To mitigate it, experts advocate for strategies focused on enhancing individual resilience in addition to organizational change in health care systems. To catalyze this change, wellness-focused education must incorporate foundational knowledge about the science of well-being and impart skills to empower trainees to lead change in the future. We developed and implemented a longitudinal, developmental 3-year curriculum in a large anesthesiology residency program that included strategies to strengthen community-building, enhance meaning from a career in medicine, and incorporated topics focused on career and leadership development.
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