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The Moral Distress Syndrome Affecting Physicians How Current Healthcare Is Putting Doctors And Patients At Risk Facs

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The Moral Distress Syndrome Affecting Physicians How Current Healthcare Is Putting Doctors And Patients At Risk Facs
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Publisher: Productivity Press; Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.95 MB
Pages: 206
Author: Facs, Eldo E Frezza MD Mba
ISBN: 9780367471538, 9780367473044, 9781003034766, 9782020012904, 0367471531, 0367473046, 1003034764, 2020012901
Language: English
Year: 2020

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The Moral Distress Syndrome Affecting Physicians How Current Healthcare Is Putting Doctors And Patients At Risk Facs by Facs, Eldo E Frezza Md Mba 9780367471538, 9780367473044, 9781003034766, 9782020012904, 0367471531, 0367473046, 1003034764, 2020012901 instant download after payment.

The rise of suicide and burnout among physicians has brought a new disease to the healthcare provider, which we previously thought only affected the soldier: moral distress syndrome, second only to moral injury.
In this book we introduce the concept of moral distress syndrome, which includes any or all of the following: depression, PTSD, risk of suicide, divorce, emotional detachment, and the inability to build healthy relationships and empathy.
While veterans can report to veteran hospitals for treatment, the physician cannot find treatment or support without fear of losing their license, their hospital privileges, and their job. Therefore, they are stuck dealing with the issue themselves, along with their family or their circle of friends.
To raise decisive awareness of the problems related to moral distress, we wrote this book.
This book is designed around physicians talking to other physicians about their moral distresses in a safe space. It brings all the aspects of the moral distress syndrome in a format familiar to the physician: grand rounds with a magistral lecture, where the audience asks the question and directly participates on the subject. The reader will feel like part of the audience and may want to ask their own questions as the book progresses.
The format of the book is divided into three parts.
In the first part, the research, data, and a crude number of problems are given: moral distress syndrome, PTSD, burnout, suicide, divorce rates, emotional detachment, legal distress syndrome, physicians leaving medicine, and the feeling of being a hamster in a wheel.
In the second part, we embellish on real life experiences of physicians to highlight the pain and depth of the moral distress they feel. We share stories around the character--their family, love life, divorce, etc.--to show the individual person behind the doctor.
In the third part, we focus on society and physician suffering and the birth of moral distress. This part focuses on the physician's empathy as a way to point out his problems, weaknesses, and issues, and find possible solutions for him and other physicians facing the same issues. At the end of the third part, we discuss how it is the responsibility of physicians, patients, and society as a whole to heal in the face of moral injury, as recommended by the American Medical Association. We finish with the search for good friends and safe spaces, the cornerstones for the healing process.
Structure of the Chapters.
To make it easier to follow the material, at the beginning of each chapter we outline the points discussed, as a speaker outlines the material, summarizing it in the first slide of each topic. We hope that this way the readers can focus on the issues quickly throughout the book.
This book is formatted as a business novel and therefore the characters and situations are drawn from liberally. As well as reading like a novel, the reader can read each chapter separately and still understand the points.

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