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Abroad View Of Wellness, Patrick Kunkel, Megan Mills, Seth Clark
Abroad View Of Wellness, Patrick Kunkel, Megan Mills, Seth Clark
Masters Theses/Capstone Projects
A presentation on a Study Abroad trip taken to Hungary.
Jeffmd’S Wellness Thread: Lessons Learned, Nethra Ankam, Md
Jeffmd’S Wellness Thread: Lessons Learned, Nethra Ankam, Md
Thomas Jefferson University Faculty Days
Background
“Nearly half of U.S. medical students experience symptoms of burnout such as feeling emotionally exhausted, detached from patients, and that their efforts do not make a difference” –Dyrbye & Shanafelt 2011
Systems solutions must be pursued to promote wellness and reduce burnout. Per Shanafelt & Noseworthy 2017, when groups/organizations operate under the assumption that wellness and burnout are the sole responsibility of the individual, efforts to improve wellness are looked upon with skepticism by physicians and organizational factors are neglected. Individuals may pursue strategies to mitigate burnout that work for the individual, but not for the group/organization. Systems strategies …
Utilizing Wellness Champions To Live Ohiohealthy, Elizabeth K. Krebs
Utilizing Wellness Champions To Live Ohiohealthy, Elizabeth K. Krebs
Masters Theses/Capstone Projects
No abstract provided.
Communication Sciences And Disorders Graduate Students' Strengths And Vulnerabilities Related To Resilience: A Survey Of Graduate Programs, Janet Tilstra, Megan Coffman, Teresa Gonia, Caroline Koziol, Ellen Liebe
Communication Sciences And Disorders Graduate Students' Strengths And Vulnerabilities Related To Resilience: A Survey Of Graduate Programs, Janet Tilstra, Megan Coffman, Teresa Gonia, Caroline Koziol, Ellen Liebe
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Burnout in health care professionals may pose a threat to the quality of care provided in any setting. The purpose of this project was to examine dimensions related to future resilience in CSD graduate students. METHODS: In this project, 146 master’s degree students from Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) programs in the Midwest completed an online survey regarding lifestyle stresses affecting resilience, and patterns in five areas correlated with resilience. RESULTS: Top lifestyle stresses affecting academics were general stress, maintaining mental health, and sleep difficulties. Notably, more than half of the participants reported feeling rested three or fewer days …