Humanism And Resilience In Residency Training A Guide To Physician Wellness 1st Ana Hategan Editor by Ana Hategan (editor), Karen Saperson (editor), Sheila Harms (editor), Heather Waters (editor) 9783030456269, 9783030456276, 3030456269, 3030456277 instant download after payment.

The Humanism and Resilience in Residency Training: A Guide
to Physician Wellness aims to help identify adaptive individual
traits and positive formal initiatives in residency training programs,
while challenging those that are less adaptive and supportive.
Moreover, recent evidence shows that introducing humanism
in medical curricula during residency can diminish the risk of
trainee burnout [9]. Unfortunately, few residency programs have
formal humanism curricula for teaching this critical aspect of
medicine, despite being a central tenet of professionalism and a
required competency for all physicians. Therefore, this book
intends to address this need.
Written and edited by residents and academic physicians, this
book shares personal and clinical experiences supplemented with
evidence-based information and contemporary guidelines. Key
features include easy-to-reference, heavily illustrated, content-specific
guidance on how to identify and manage wellness challenges
that arise during medical training, written succinctly and
with clinical relevance. Any similarity to real/actual cases in the
case vignettes presented in the book is purely coincidental.
The editors have built their careers on experiences as both physicians
as well as educators, which has informed this wellness
guide. This book provides a hands-on, real-world approach to
learning that will keep readers engaged and expand their understanding
of key factors that affect wellness, including strategic
techniques for optimizing resilience and well-being. It is our hopethat this book remains a well-used reference for physicians during
residency training and throughout professional medical practice.