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Luke Yoon1, Terry Desser1, Clinton Jokerst2
1Department of Radiology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, United States of America.
Abstract:
Formal physician-wellness programs have come into vogue in professional organizations in recent years. Wellness programs in academic centers vary from institution to institution but foundational to all is their aim to reduce burnout and increase professional fulfillment. As radiologists in charge of wellness program implementation in different academic institutions, we describe existing academic radiology wellness programs with two detailed examples. Physician well-being programs need to be both leadership-driven (i.e., "top down") and receptive to feedback ("bottom up").
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