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Patrick J Graf1,2, Joshua D Hartzell1,2
1Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, USA.
Abstract:
Contemporary infectious disease care relies on multidisciplinary collaboration, particularly the ever-increasing contributions of clinical pharmacists, which may be taken for granted and underrecognized. In general, a lack of gratitude and recognition can contribute to burnout and decreased job satisfaction. We highlight a simple, replicable initiative-a "Vanco Thank-o" celebration during National Pharmacy Week-to express gratitude and show appreciation for everything our pharmacists do. Although gratitude is not often expressed in scientific correspondence, it is nonetheless needed. We wish to share our gratitude with the hope to inspire and foster a culture of gratitude and excellence elsewhere and offer a challenge and suggestions to do so.
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