5 - Do No Harm

The final episode of Flatlining: Burnout in Healthcare, a PA school masters project. Concluding the podcast. Originally recorded 5/18/2019. The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Treatment and Prevention of burnout through humanizing others and self. Sources: "Stop Physician Burnout" Dike Drummond, MD Originally Recorded 5/14/2019 The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Exploring how training can contribute to burnout. Sources: "Stop Physician Burnout" Dike Drummond, MD Originally Recorded 4/20/2019 The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Discussing the documentary "Do No Harm" showed at DMU September 26, 2018. Originally recorded December, 2018. The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Discussing signs and symptoms of burnout to be on the lookout for in yourself and others. Resources: MBI, Mayo Clinic, and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention  Originally Recorded 3/28/2019 The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Control and reward are emphasized as two of the six main causes of burnout defined by Dr. Christina Maslach. Originally recorded November, 2018. The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com  

The most important initial step to any project is establishing definitions. While not a particularly exciting venture, it's important to bring everyone up to speed on the way that burnout is defined most often in studies. Originally recorded October, 2018. The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com    

The first episode of Flatlining: Burnout in Healthcare, a PA school masters project by Britta Ten Haken. An intro to the project and where we will go from here. Originally recorded July, 2018. The views presented in this podcast are those of this author alone, and not those of Des Moines University. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com