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Leadership and Organizational Culture, Trauma and Healing, Clinical Communication Kemia M. Sarraf, MD, MPH, CCC, TIPC; Kerri Lockhart, MD, FAAP, CPC, TIPC; Greg Pawlson, MD, MPH, FACP, AGSF Leadership and Organizational Culture, Trauma and Healing, Clinical Communication Kemia M. Sarraf, MD, MPH, CCC, TIPC; Kerri Lockhart, MD, FAAP, CPC, TIPC; Greg Pawlson, MD, MPH, FACP, AGSF

Leading Through Moral Injury: A Physician Leader’s Approach

High-dose traumatic stress exposure under resource-poor conditions, with patients’ health and lives at stake, creates entirely predictable consequences: disengagement, distrust, attrition, early retirement, and poorer patient outcomes.

What do we do, then, when we’re all the walking wounded?

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Trauma and Healing, Clinical Communication Jean Johnson, Ph.D, RN, FAAN Trauma and Healing, Clinical Communication Jean Johnson, Ph.D, RN, FAAN

First Responders to the System: Real-Time Trauma Mitigation for Healthcare Burnout

The culture of caring in our health care systems expects us to manage the impact of daily stress and trauma. However, our mind and body are not built to withstand interminable high-level stress without having a strong support system and tools that will help mitigate the impact of traumatic stress.


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Healthcare Coaching Through Crisis and Trauma

For more than a decade, industry experts – and practitioners themselves – have been sounding the alarm about critical levels of burnout and toxic stress experienced by healthcare professionals.

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